Defiant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEFIANT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• showing defiance
• marked by resistance or bold opposition, as to authority
• Full of defiance; bold; insolent; as, a defiant spirit or act.
• boldly resisting authority or an opposing force

Words related to DEFIANT

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Words that contain DEFIANT

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How to use DEFIANT in a sentence

• They drew reluctantly apart, got to their feet, stood looking at him through reeking brows half submissive and half defiant.
• The next Parliament was not only angry, it was defiant and unscrupulous.
• But the haughty and defiant spirit of Calhoun was not broken.
• He was speaking quickly, making involuntary gestures which betrayed his foreign birth, while she stood pale, surprised, and yet defiant.
• Some looked white with apprehension, some crushed and tearful, others stony, sullen, or defiant.
• The PIPER fills it with water, solemnly, and turns to BARBARA, who is at first defiant, then fascinated.
• Their faces seemed to turn to stone whilst still retaining their defiant expression.
• A defiant German prisoner once boasted to me that Germany had a man on every American ship, in every American regiment, and in every department in Washington.
• For a moment the landlord was disposed to be defiant.
• It was sad, pale, altogether different from what the reckless, defiant, rather hard tones of her latest words would have led him to expect.
• The Iron King looked sullen and defiant, as if he were challenging the whole world to find any objection to his remarkable marriage at their peril.
• It was late in the day when heralds from the English lines arrived with a defiant message for the French.
• His feeling was shared by the Austrian nobles, one hundred and sixty-seven of whom joined in his warlike scheme, and agreed to aid him in putting down the defiant mountaineers.
• Her words had sounded hard and almost defiant, but there was nothing at all hard or defiant about her sweet face.
• Whereupon she became defiant, and told stories of her life in London of which she knew Christopher would disapprove.
• This threat, however, only had the effect of making me more stubborn and defiant.
• Again she dipped the spoon, looking at him with defiant eyes, and with the same deliberation she let the stuff fall on the living flesh.
• The traffic became more and more open and defiant until, as Stephen A.
• I signed the clause in a bold and defiant hand, under the attentive eyes of the company.
• The highest and most valuable quality in Nature is not her beauty, but her generous and defiant ugliness.
• She was about to make a defiant reply and let come what might, when a sort of spasm distorted his face.
• She dashed them away again with a defiant, reckless sort of air, broke, into a laugh, and laid the blame on her headache.
• He even smiled, with a defiant air and without displaying more excitement than if he had been aimed at with a toy pistol.
• Indeed, we were all frank in our congratulations and defiant in our security.
• I reached out for the bottle, filled myself a glass, drank it off, and stared around just as defiant.

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