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defend someone or something against someone or something 1. to stand against an attack; to provide a defense against attack. Don't worry, I will defend you against any muggers. We defended ourselves against the attack. The army defended the town against the enemy soldiers. 2. . to advocate the cause of someone or something against someone or something else. The lawyer defended her against the plaintiff. She defended the company against the suit. See also: against defend someone with something to repel danger from someone with something. Here, defend yourself with this club. Mary defended herself with karate. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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We have a unique and defendable low-cost model" based largely on operating Q400s on flights of 105 min. These solutions enable organizations to form judgements about their IT security risks using an objective, easy to understand measurement standard based on a defendable, repeatable mathematical database and process. There was talk about moving the capital to a more easily defendable location. |
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