defier (Meaning)

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defier (n.)

One who dares and defies; a contemner; as, a defier of the laws.

Throughout history, courageous **defiers** of unjust laws have paved the way for social progress.
The lone wolf, a symbol of independence, is often seen as a **defier** of societal norms.
The athlete's unwavering spirit made them a true **defier** of physical limitations.
The artist's controversial work established them as a **defier** of artistic conventions.
The documentary explored the lives of **defiers** who risked everything to fight for a cause.
The children's book celebrated the bravery of historical **defiers** who stood up for what they believed in.
The company's innovative marketing campaign aimed to attract customers who identified as **defiers** of the mainstream.
The fierce competitor was known as a **defier** who never backed down from a challenge.
The song's lyrics resonated with the audience, painting a picture of a **defier** against an oppressive regime.
While some admire **defiers** for their courage, others criticize their disregard for established rules and order.

One who dares and defies; a contemner; as, a defier of the laws.

insubordinate, recusant, mutineer,resister, resistant, rebel, insurgent, refuser, challenger, revolutionist

loyalist,patriot, loyalist, supporter, patriot, supporter,counterrevolutionary, counterrevolutionary, counterrevolutionist, counterinsurgent

Throughout history, courageous **defiers** of unjust laws have paved the way for social progress.

The lone wolf, a symbol of independence, is often seen as a **defier** of societal norms.

The athlete's unwavering spirit made them a true **defier** of physical limitations.

The artist's controversial work established them as a **defier** of artistic conventions.