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Meanings of defiant attitude in English
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Usage of defiant attitude in English
1
Parties are exasperated and stand in almost defiant attitude toward each other.
2
The girl's defiant attitude only incited the workmen to jeer the more.
3
On this rock three pelicans are standing in a defiant attitude.
4
Oswald's combative faculties are aroused, and in defiant attitude he awaits the attack.
5
Before, there had almost invariably been a defiant attitude, a dispute, a quarrel.
6
But despite this defiant attitude Roquemont must have feared the result of a battle.
7
He was endeavouring to retain a defiant attitude even then.
8
The woman stammered, blushed, and finally assumed a defiant attitude, and Sir William was sure.
9
I rose swiftly to my feet, and, I know, quite unconsciously assumed a defiant attitude.
10
Bright and the "Manchester School" demanded an uncompromising and defiant attitude towards the Lords.
11
She had defied him, but how long would she be able to maintain that defiant attitude?
12
Mimi recognised the danger, and assumed the defiant attitude that had twice already served her so well.
13
She lost something of her defiant attitude.
14
You were bred to that defiant attitude.
15
One more serious talk with Nell, a defiant attitude on her part, and he began his discipline.
16
He could not understand the presumption of Uraso, and the defiant attitude of the little group behind him.
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