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to resist
01
to use force to prevent something from happening or to fight against an attack
Transitive: to resist an attack
02
elude, especially in a baffling way
03
to withstand or endure something, particularly a force, influence, or pressure
Transitive: to resist a force or pressure
04
to actively challenge, oppose, or work against something
Transitive: to resist an idea or change
05
to actively refuse to comply with or give in to something, such as a demand, order, or influence
Transitive: to resist sth
06
resist immunologically the introduction of some foreign tissue or organ
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resistance
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resistance
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resistant
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resistant
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Example
The dog managed to resist being pinned down by the larger animal, showing its strength and determination in the struggle.
Despite being outnumbered, the soldiers managed to resist the enemy's assault.
Despite facing overwhelming odds, the army continued to resist the enemy's advance, refusing to surrender their position.
The committee resisted outside interference in their decision-making process.
The self-disciplined individual resisted procrastination and prioritized tasks effectively.
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