defend
di fend
- v argue or speak in defense of
- v be on the defensive; act against an attack
- v protect against a challenge or attack
- v fight against or resist strongly
- v protect or fight for as a champion
- v be the defense counsel for someone in a trial
Ms. Smith will represent the defendant - v state or assert
- TotalPackage27 asks: What is it like to defend someone who, in the eyes of the public, is guilty? Alan Dershowitz: That's my job.
- Clearly, Obama could have refused to defend DOMA if he had really wanted to.
- Imagine if Republicans were ever forced to defend the people in their party that endorse wacky conspiracies? There are a helluva lot of prominent Republicans in positions where they .