defender
ഡിഫൻഡർ
definition
noun
a defender of family values
a person who defends someone or something.
example
The 'defender' beats some but not all of the cards played by the attacker.
Although it does say a lot for the tournament that its best player was a 'defender' .
No less solid is Landry's record as a 'defender' of the interests of big business.
It was a clear foul - like when players ease a 'defender' out the way in the wall at a free-kick.
As it was it took a goal from 'defender' Grant Illingworth to clinch the points.
The Charter required the Council to be the 'defender' of the common interest.
If you want to go to the left, take a quick step to the side of the 'defender' with your right foot.
a 'defender' of family values
Schweinsteiger chases down Jorge Guaga, forcing the burly 'defender' to concede another corner.
Bizarrely it was the fifth time this season that Doncaster have cashed in on an own goal, although the 'defender' knew little about it.
However, he proved to be an unscrupulous 'defender' of bourgeois national interests.
He is both a pure scorer and a persistent 'defender' with the ability to alter the complexion of any game.
a determined 'defender' of British interests
It is most unlikely that a determined 'defender' of the cosmological line of reasoning would surrender even here.
On the other hand, he's a fierce 'defender' of free trade and a champion of school choice.
His image as a 'defender' of the national interest made him popular among the masses.
As he entered the penalty area he was felled from both sides by chasing 'defenders' .
His 'defenders' may insist that he never outright claimed there was a tie.
Ian Wright was one of those players that 'defenders' must have hated to come up against.
If the 'defenders' won the last trick, the eight cards discarded by the starter are exposed.
Human rights 'defenders' say the trial is a farce and believe the defendants have been tortured.
It also deprived local communities of many of their best 'defenders' .
I think you need a solid base at International level and these players are primarily 'defenders' .
There shouldn't be any serious questions asked of the American stopper until he is given ample protection from his 'defenders' .
The team can't afford to have scorers or strong 'defenders' go missing for long stretches.
I'm calling him on that, and he and his 'defenders' have yet to respond to that.
So those who resist or protest against electoral fraud are in fact crucial 'defenders' of democracy.
If there is a declarer, however, the two 'defenders' should form a temporary partnership to defeat the declarer.
The FDA and other 'defenders' of aspartame quickly debunked the report as exaggerated and baseless.
She ran half the length of the pitch to beat a couple of 'defenders' before rounding the goalkeeper and slotting the ball home.
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