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defied

[dih-fahyd] / dɪˈfaɪd /


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Vyacheslav Malets, 18, defied his parents and moved from Germany last year to fight in his native Ukraine, becoming the program’s first recruit.

From The Wall Street Journal

Calvert-Lewin has defied his critics since joining Leeds in August, scoring eight goals in his last 10 league matches after netting just three times in the final season of an injury-plagued spell with Everton.

From Barron's

Yet in other ways the Japanese economy’s turn in the spotlight this week defied the usual pattern, for both better and worse.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, Halliburton looks to have partially defied the drag from lower oil prices with stronger international revenue, despite a 7% fall in its North America sales from the preceding quarter.

From Barron's

Jones, who has a rare genetic condition which means she plays with a modified grip, has defied the odds to compete among the elite.

From BBC