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How do you use the word defiantly in a question?

Here are some ways to use "defiantly" in a question:

Directly:

* "Did you defiantly refuse to follow the instructions?"

* "Why are you acting so defiantly towards me?"

* "Are you defiantly challenging my authority?"

In a more nuanced way:

* "Is there a reason behind your defiant attitude, or is it simply a display of rebellion?"

* "Do you feel defiantly independent, or are you simply seeking attention?"

* "Is your defiant behavior a mask for insecurity, or a genuine expression of your beliefs?"

These examples show how "defiantly" can be used to express different levels of questioning and nuance.

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