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resistance

[ri-zis-tuhns] / rɪˈzɪs təns /


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The resistance to the police crackdown inspired activists to mobilize, helping to launch the start of the gay-rights movement.

From The Wall Street Journal

Felger and Massarotti’s resistance to reality, even in the face of direct contradictory evidence, speaks to how deeply these narratives have been internalized on a broader scale.

From Salon

Undoubtedly, her pièce de resistance is the full-size Arctic ship where the opening sequence unfolds.

From Los Angeles Times

In that climate, Toruño’s posters function not only as art but as public declarations of solidarity, visibility and resistance.

From Los Angeles Times

To perform the axel jump, a skater - travelling at about 15 miles per hour - swings their shoulders to snap into the spin, drawing their arms and legs inwards to reduce resistance.

From BBC