The phrase "a defiance for" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sense of rebellion or resistance towards something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "His actions were a defiance for the rules set by the organization."
Alternatives: "an act of defiance against" or "a challenge to".
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If instead one looked in epigenetics for a defiance of genetic determinism that succeeds precisely by applying the same digital language but to include rather than to exclude context (environment, biography, lifestyle and so on), then she may more likely perceive the innovative thrust of the field.
But he is a symbol of defiance for a range of zealots across the country and beyond.Even in Fallujah, several competing groups sit on a "council of mujahideen".
Slavish obedience is one route for an executor, defiance for the sake of literature another.
I have always considered it a crime of laziness, but there is a defiance and contempt for the environment behind it too.
The main opposition Chadema party announced a defiance operation, calling for nationwide protests in 2016, but backed down shortly afterwards.
But equally for Tehran the entire saga of these talks serves a domestic purpose: as a theater of defiance for Iranian consumption Iran poised at the pivot of history with the world's great powers dancing attendance.
Above the entrance, a white banner was emblazoned with the hashtag slogan that has become a cry of defiance for many Parisians: "Je suis en terrace" — "I'm out on a terrace". One of the managers, Audrey Bily, addressed a throng of reporters.
During one such period of relative calm, in the mid-1970s, ofthef the blue Mdala came up with a proposal for a defiance campaign against the prison authorities.
