resisted (Meaning)

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resisted (imp. & p. p.)

of Resist

No strong antonyms found.

The villagers fiercely resisted the invading army's advances.
Despite his initial reluctance, he eventually resisted the urge to give in.
The tree's roots stubbornly resisted the pull of the storm.
The child's tears resisted her attempts to comfort him.
The wound resisted infection, aiding in the patient's recovery.
The politician's ideas were met with widespread resistance from the public.
The animal resisted domestication, maintaining its wild nature.
The magnetic field strongly resisted the passage of the charged particles.
The temptation to indulge in forbidden pleasures was something he often resisted.
The athlete's body resisted fatigue, enabling him to push through the limits.

of Resist

opposed, fought, withstood,repelled, defied, contested, obstructed, frustrated, checked, disputed

succumbed (to), bowed (to), yielded (to), gave in (to), capitulated (to),submitted (to), stooped (to), surrendered (to), submitted (to), bowed (to)

The villagers fiercely resisted the invading army's advances.

Despite his initial reluctance, he eventually resisted the urge to give in.

The tree's roots stubbornly resisted the pull of the storm.

The child's tears resisted her attempts to comfort him.