The phrase "violently defend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a strong, aggressive, or passionate defense of a position, belief, or idea.
Example: "In the debate, she would violently defend her stance on climate change, refusing to back down."
Alternatives: "fiercely defend" or "vehemently defend".
"The city of Linz is not trying to violently defend a picture," he said, "but it aims to determine objectively whether there is a case for restituting them".
As we all know, fanboys are a breed apart, a group of rabid, half-human chimeras that will violently defend their opinions to the death, usually in broken English.
They attempt to convince Muslims that it is their duty to violently defend Islam against those who are trying to eliminate it – by all means necessary.
Thanks to Justin Spring, Selina Hastings, and Paula Byrne, the still benighted LGBT populace has three new masterful tomes among growing thousands, with which to less violently defend ourselves.
The actor moved smoothly into the 1970s playing numerous antiheroes such as the powerless witness to Native American genocide in Little Big Man (1970), the cowardly mathematician who violently defends his home in Straw Dogs (1971), the self-destructive comic Lenny Bruce in Lenny (1974), and an ex-convict who cannot resist the lure of crime in Straight Time (1978).
Given this ongoing shift to clean energy – and the fact that renewables offer a more sustainable, more prosperous, and healthier future – it seems almost unbelievable that North Dakota authorities are spending energy and money violently defending a dying and dangerous system of energy production.
Our concern is with the animals we aggressively, but non-violently defend, often at the risk of our own lives and personal safety.
Actually, American Impressionism was never very good to begin with, which may partly account for why Hassam, a zealous self-promoter who became increasingly cranky and jingoistic in his public remarks, felt he had to argue so violently to defend it.
Time and time again we have seen the RCMP act violently to defend environmental destruction at the command of corporations.
But following the Brown decision, the very groups that had ardently 2014 and violently 2014 defended laws mandating separation by race used the notion of a colorblind Constitution to challenge court orders to integrate schools.
More sensationally, they allege that he not only set up the site, but sought to defend it violently.
