defender in Latin
defender in Latin is dēfensor, tutor — defender means a person who protects someone or something, or who argues in support of it.
defender in Latin
dēfensor
tutor
What does "defender" mean?
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noun A person who protects someone or something, or who argues in support of it.
"She became a passionate defender of workers' rights."
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noun In team sports, a player whose main job is stopping the other team from scoring.
"The defender cleared the ball off the line at the last second."
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noun A lawyer who represents people accused of crimes, especially a public defender.
"A public defender was appointed since he could not afford one."
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defender in a sentence
- She became a passionate defender of workers' rights.
- The defender cleared the ball off the line at the last second.
- A public defender was appointed since he could not afford one.
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What is "defender" in Latin?
"defender" in Latin is dēfensor, tutor. defender means: A person who protects someone or something, or who argues in support of it.
How do you use "defender" in a sentence?
Example: "She became a passionate defender of workers' rights." In Latin, "defender" is dēfensor, tutor.
Are there other ways to say "defender" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "defender": dēfensor, tutor.
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