defiance 的定义
- a daring or bold resistance to authority or to any opposing force.
- open disregard; contempt: defiance of danger; His refusal amounted to defiance.
- a challenge to meet in combat or in a contest.
defiance 近义词
disobedience, disregard
defiance 的近义词 47 个
- confrontation
- contempt
- opposition
- provocation
- rebellion
- spite
- affront
- audacity
- boldness
- bravado
- brazenness
- call
- cartel
- challenge
- command
- contrariness
- contumacy
- dare
- effrontery
- gas
- guts
- impudence
- insolence
- insubordination
- insurgence
- insurgency
- intractableness
- lip
- muster
- order
- perversity
- rebelliousness
- recalcitrance
- revolt
- sass
- stump
- summons
- temerity
- unruliness
- back talk
- big talk
- defy
- enjoinder
- factiousness
- hot air
- impugnment
- throwing of the gauntlet
defiance 的反义词 18 个
更多defiance例句
- Cuomo warned the state would withhold funding from any school that remained open in defiance of the shutdown.
- If there were ballots that were left behind by the Postal Service in defiance of the court order, they’re going to be found.
- Despite prodigious yo-yoing due to scrapes with securities regulators, missed deadlines, and defiance of pandemic-driven health laws, Tesla market capitalization is about $400 billion.
- Those who operate in defiance of the state rules could face fines, possibly the loss of their license.
- In 2014, California banned school districts from using willful defiance as a reason to suspend young students in kindergarten through third grade, and from expelling any K-12 student for willful defiance alone.
- Or you may not have many—or any—friends, recasting your social exclusion as brave defiance of social norms.
- Another 10 slaves threw themselves overboard in a display of defiance at the inhumanity.
- In defiance, I held my ticket above my head, which triggered the spitting and chants of “How Dare You!”
- She had just shot her arrow at an electric force field, an apparently society-changing act of defiance.
- The economy in Aleppo barely exists, and the attitude of those who remain hovers somewhere between defiance and defeat.
- Two of the artillerymen who had not been injured came to his assistance, and again the gun was thundering forth its defiance.
- Others now rushed to the rescue, the artillery men came back, and once more the guns were thundering their defiance.
- It would have been a sort of review—in the face of the city of Dublin, in open defiance of all order and government.
- From its strongly fortified position Havana set the buccaneers at defiance, and sometimes saved the whole island from ruin.
- Madame had risen hastily, fear and defiance blending in her face, and she had at once commanded mademoiselle's withdrawal.