defence
/dɪˈfɛns/
noun
- The act of protecting someone or something from attack, harm, or danger.
- She built a strong defence of her argument during the debate.
- The army was responsible for the defence of the country's borders.
- The castle's thick walls were its main defence against invaders.
- Something used to protect against attack or harm, such as a weapon, barrier, or strategy.
- The team's defence blocked the opponent's best player.
- Vitamin C is known to be a defence against the common cold.
- A good password is an important defence against hackers.
- In sports, the players or part of a team that tries to stop the other team from scoring.
- Our defence has improved a lot this season.
- The coach praised the defence for their quick reactions.
- The defence worked hard to keep the other team from scoring a goal.
- The arguments or evidence presented in a court of law to show that someone is not guilty.
- The lawyer prepared a strong defence for her client.
- The judge listened carefully to both the prosecution and the defence.
- The defence called three witnesses to the stand.