Definition of defiantly in English:

defiantly

adverb dɪˈfʌɪəntlidəˈfaɪəntli

In a manner that shows open resistance or bold disobedience.
he defiantly refused to accept any government money
folding her arms, she stood defiantly
Example sentencesExamples
- Suddenly, Blake found himself surrounded by a bunch of buffalo hunters defiantly waving their Winchester rifles.
- The revolutionaries marched defiantly towards the heart of the city.
- Few Americans know that nearly two hundred years ago their flag flew proudly and defiantly over part of the town of Hastings in England.
- He has defiantly defended his record at the company, which generates more than a fifth of the UK's electricity.
- But regional assembly backers reacted defiantly to the millionaire's plans.
- He would not stop his comments and chose to openly and defiantly declare that nobody will silence him.
- She defiantly vowed to fight on until August's party convention.
- He defiantly asserted that weapons provided beauty to man.
- The country responded defiantly to US sanctions over anti-gay legislation.
- But the country's president defiantly insists the nuclear program is going ahead full steam.

Definition of defiantly in US English:

defiantly

adverbdəˈfīəntlēdəˈfaɪəntli

In a manner that shows open resistance or bold disobedience.
he defiantly refused to accept any government money
folding her arms, she stood defiantly
Example sentencesExamples
- He defiantly asserted that weapons provided beauty to man.
- But regional assembly backers reacted defiantly to the millionaire's plans.
- The revolutionaries marched defiantly towards the heart of the city.
- He has defiantly defended his record at the company, which generates more than a fifth of the UK's electricity.
- The country responded defiantly to US sanctions over anti-gay legislation.
- He would not stop his comments and chose to openly and defiantly declare that nobody will silence him.
- Few Americans know that nearly two hundred years ago their flag flew proudly and defiantly over part of the town of Hastings in England.
- But the country's president defiantly insists the nuclear program is going ahead full steam.
- Suddenly, Blake found himself surrounded by a bunch of buffalo hunters defiantly waving their Winchester rifles.
- She defiantly vowed to fight on until August's party convention.

词汇	defiantly
释义	Definition of defiantly in English: defiantly adverb dɪˈfʌɪəntlidəˈfaɪəntli In a manner that shows open resistance or bold disobedience. he defiantly refused to accept any government money folding her arms, she stood defiantly Example sentencesExamples Suddenly, Blake found himself surrounded by a bunch of buffalo hunters defiantly waving their Winchester rifles. The revolutionaries marched defiantly towards the heart of the city. Few Americans know that nearly two hundred years ago their flag flew proudly and defiantly over part of the town of Hastings in England. He has defiantly defended his record at the company, which generates more than a fifth of the UK's electricity. But regional assembly backers reacted defiantly to the millionaire's plans. He would not stop his comments and chose to openly and defiantly declare that nobody will silence him. She defiantly vowed to fight on until August's party convention. He defiantly asserted that weapons provided beauty to man. The country responded defiantly to US sanctions over anti-gay legislation. But the country's president defiantly insists the nuclear program is going ahead full steam. Definition of defiantly in US English: defiantly adverbdəˈfīəntlēdəˈfaɪəntli In a manner that shows open resistance or bold disobedience. he defiantly refused to accept any government money folding her arms, she stood defiantly Example sentencesExamples He defiantly asserted that weapons provided beauty to man. But regional assembly backers reacted defiantly to the millionaire's plans. The revolutionaries marched defiantly towards the heart of the city. He has defiantly defended his record at the company, which generates more than a fifth of the UK's electricity. The country responded defiantly to US sanctions over anti-gay legislation. He would not stop his comments and chose to openly and defiantly declare that nobody will silence him. Few Americans know that nearly two hundred years ago their flag flew proudly and defiantly over part of the town of Hastings in England. But the country's president defiantly insists the nuclear program is going ahead full steam. Suddenly, Blake found himself surrounded by a bunch of buffalo hunters defiantly waving their Winchester rifles. She defiantly vowed to fight on until August's party convention.
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