defy in a sentence
v. t.
Definition
To defy means to openly resist or challenge authority, expectations, or obstacles.
Sample Sentences
- She decided to defy the odds and pursue her dream of becoming an artist.
- The protestors gathered to defy the government's new policies on climate change.
- In a surprising move, the athlete chose to defy the coach's instructions during the competition.
- He felt compelled to defy societal expectations and live life on his own terms.
- The novel explores the theme of how love can defy all obstacles and challenges.
- The athlete managed to defy expectations by winning the championship despite being an underdog.
- His willingness to defy authority often landed him in trouble with his superiors.
- They chose to defy convention and host a wedding that broke all traditional norms.
- The book's protagonist embodies the spirit to defy the oppressive regime controlling her life.
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