to fight back against or use force to oppose an attack, pressure, or influence

to fight back or struggle against force, pressure, or aggression

to withstand, resist, or stand off against an opposing force

to express strong objection or disapproval; a formal statement or action expressing dissent

A war of resistance, especially referring to the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945).

(immunology) antigen

War of Resistance against Japan (1937-1945)

to strive against or withstand an internal impulse, external influence, or physical force

having the ability to survive or thrive in dry conditions

to resist, struggle, or make a stand against an opponent, injustice, or oppression

to compete or vie with another party as an equal or rival

to oppose or fight against a menace, such as a disease, epidemic, or natural disaster

anti-cancer

Resist US, help North Korea (1950s slogan)

A match or competition between two paired opponents or teams, typically in sports.

to disobey; to defy

disease resistant

defense against natural disasters

to fight a flood

designed to withstand or mitigate the effects of an earthquake; earthquake resistant measures or defenses

to enter a plea or present a formal defense in a legal context

electrical impedance

to lodge a formal protest or appeal against a court's verdict or ruling, specifically by a procuratorate

drug resistance (medicine)

an event or effect that cannot be reasonably anticipated or controlled, such as an act of God

force majeure; act of God

the biological ability of an organism to resist disease and infection

to stand on equal footing or function as rivals; to make claims as an equal

to refuse to obey or to go against orders from a superior

to put up fierce resistance despite being cornered; to stubbornly refuse to admit defeat

ascorbic acid; a water-soluble vitamin and antioxidant found in various foods, especially citrus fruits, and used as a dietary supplement

to refuse to pay taxes or to boycott tax collection

drug-resistance (of a pathogen)

antitoxins

an electrical component used to provide inductive reactance in a circuit, often for limiting current or filtering

defenses against waterlogging or floods

to refuse to pay taxes or to boycott a government levy

a person who opposes, resists, or competes with another in a conflict, competition, or debate

anti-inflammatory property (medicine)

(loanword) com (as in "dot-com")