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How do you use the word defied in a sentence?

Here are some sentences using the word "defied":

* Despite the doctor's orders, she defied gravity and climbed Mount Everest. (This sentence uses "defied" in a figurative sense, meaning she did something unexpected and difficult.)

* The rebels defied the king's authority, refusing to pay taxes. (This sentence uses "defied" in the sense of resisting or going against a powerful force.)

* The artist defied all expectations with her bold, abstract paintings. (This sentence uses "defied" to mean going against conventional norms or standards.)

* The child defied his parents' wishes and stayed out past curfew. (This sentence uses "defied" in the sense of disobeying a direct order or rule.)

You can also use "defied" in a passive voice:

* The law was defied by the protesters.

* The odds were defied by the underdog team.

Remember, "defied" implies a conscious act of resistance or going against something established.

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