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Meanings of resist in English
Usage of resist in English
1
Patients need new options because HIV can mutate to resist existing treatments.
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This year has deepened my understanding of our collective responsibility to resist.
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But America cannot resist this transition; we must lead it, he said.
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Local brand names are also known to resist foreign control, analysts said.
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However, others seem keen to resist such a change in church teaching.
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Whether England can resist South Africa's pace attack will decide the summer.
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She had believed her own power was great enough to resist him.
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Poultices do sometimes choke swine; tulips reduce posterity; causes leather to resist.
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However, you may not be able to resist marginally over-the-top suggestions after.
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We'd suggest such a strong consistent return would be difficult to resist.
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So the opportunity to be incarcerated was just too good to resist.
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Though the new president managed to resist the temptation to appoint Ms.
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I'm pretty sure he could resist torture for... well, a long time.
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Even in manhood he could never resist the lure of the fire-alarm.
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Jean-Claude, that much history is hard for anyone to resist, I said.
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United Kingdom
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South Africa
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United States of America
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