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de·fence [dɪˈfen(t)s] N

1. defence:

defence of person
defence of country
in my defence
ministry of defence

2. defence LAW:

defence
witness for the defence

3. defence SPORTS:

defence
to play in [or on] defence
to play in [or on] defence

4. defence MED:

civ·il de·ˈfence N no pl

civil defence

De·ˈfence Min·is·ter N

self-de·ˈfence, self-de·ˈfense N no pl

mis·sile de·ˈfence sys·tem N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Some defences may also have evolved through traits originally referred to pollination.
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Although the common people remained firm in the defence, the court ministers' loyalties began to waver.
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Vixens are very protective of their kits, and have been known to even fight off terriers in their defence.
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Only a small portion of the southern defences fell into the enemy hands.
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In 1973 policy concerns included economics, employment, defence, energy (fuel) supplies, land tenure, pollution and social security, as then seen within an ecological perspective.
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They may not require military service beyond that required by the ordinary laws governing the defence force.
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He published, in 1812, a pamphlet in defence of that society.
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The barbican with its own gate and portcullis added an extra line of defence between the main entrance gate and the keep.
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They were examined in the presence of the prisoner, who was allowed to cross-examine them and to call witnesses in his own defence.
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Here he focused on defence and social affairs.
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