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defiance

[dih-fahy-uhns] / dɪˈfaɪ əns /


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The shows of defiance—sometimes loud and risky, other times quiet and personal—come as Iranians reckon with the full extent of January’s violence and the government that ordered it.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ravens circle overhead, croaking at my presence in defiance.

From Los Angeles Times

Judges also have taken offense at the administration’s repeated defiance of their orders.

From Los Angeles Times

I didn’t fold myself into a smaller version to fit the space; I instead arrived with a hint of defiance and the enduring belief that being uprooted doesn’t have to mean being undone.

From Los Angeles Times

When she was 15, the family moved to Atlanta where, in her first public act of defiance, she changed her name to Lionel.

From The Wall Street Journal