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define

[dih-fahyn] / dɪˈfaɪn /




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The strike “would be a defining moment in the history of the coalfields,” Giardina said, “and Jackson made it clear where he stood.”

From Salon

He covers the pursuit of happiness—how people feel about money and the economy, how they're defining a good life, and the obstacles and avenues to wealth and prosperity in America.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, their role in human biology had not been clearly defined.

From Science Daily

Colin Skellett, CEO of YTL UK Group, has said the naming of the facility "marks a defining moment" in the journey to create one of "Europe's most exciting live entertainment venues".

From BBC

Economic sovereignty has become a defining feature of global politics.

From Barron's