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Meanings of
defiance
in English
Catalan
rebeldia
Spanish
desafío
Back to the meaning
Intentionally contemptuous behavior or attitude.
rebelliousness
Catalan
rebeldia
Synonyms
Examples for "
rebelliousness
"
rebelliousness
Examples for "
rebelliousness
"
1
Then the old doubting rancor and
rebelliousness
took possession of the multitude.
2
So there's a bit of a
rebelliousness
going on in my wardrobe.
3
DISPLEASE them by lack of affection, grumbling, disobedience, stubbornness,
rebelliousness
,
or wickedness.
4
It's possible that others may well demonstrate a very untypical streak of
rebelliousness
.
5
Then one met you, and saw your potential, your strength, your hidden
rebelliousness
-
Usage of
defiance
in English
1
But ultimately all three Irish teams'
defiance
against French opposition proved futile.
2
The boy was silent;
defiance
and fear struggled in the dark eyes.
3
Four trusts ignored the requests, in
defiance
of freedom of information rules.
4
I like the sound of that
defiance
;
it has the right ring.
5
Dad refused to believe it; naming me was a note of
defiance
.
6
He had kept the Diamond, in flat
defiance
of assassination, in India.
7
One year later, we faced him and bared our breasts in
defiance
.
8
The light of
defiance
shone once more in the eyes of Thayendanegea.
9
It doesn't come from Churchill's
defiance
or the words of present-day politicians.
10
There they try to continue their love affair in
defiance
of tradition.
11
In
defiance
of protocol they'd been given seats around the long table.
12
I repeated her question, and audibly heard the spirit's whisper of
defiance
.
13
In
defiance
of the statute, the Lord Mayor refused to hear it.
14
There was no
defiance
in his attitude; of that I am sure.
15
Also read: In Headlines: Newspapers around the world shocked by Mugabe
defiance
16
News International is an empire built on personal loyalty and clannish
defiance
.
Other examples for "defiance"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
defiance
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
open defiance
bid defiance
set at defiance
proud defiance
sullen defiance
More collocations
Translations for
defiance
Catalan
rebeldia
Spanish
desafío
Defiance
through the time
Defiance
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common