Pronunciation: /rɪˈzɪstər/
noun a person who resists or opposes something
A1 The resister refused to join the protest.
A2 She is a resister of change and prefers to stick to tradition.
B1 The resister stood firm in their beliefs despite pressure to conform.
B2 As a resister of injustice, she actively works towards social change.
C1 The resister's unwavering commitment to their cause inspired others to join the movement.
C2 He is known as a resister of authoritarian regimes, always speaking out against oppression.
verb not applicable
A1 I resister my urge to eat junk food.
A2 She resisters the temptation to check her phone during class.
B1 The athlete resisters the pain in order to finish the race.
B2 He resisters the negative comments and focuses on his goals.
C1 The CEO resisters the pressure to cut corners and maintains high ethical standards.
C2 The activist resisters the government's attempts to silence dissent.
adjective not applicable
A1 She is a resister shopper and always looks for discounts.
A2 The resister student refused to participate in the group project.
B1 The resister employee stood up against unfair working conditions.
B2 The resister politician fought for human rights and social justice.
C1 The resister activist organized protests to advocate for environmental protection.
C2 The resister artist challenged societal norms through their controversial artwork.
adverb not applicable
A1 She resister quickly when she saw the stop sign.
A2 He resistered firmly against the temptation to eat the entire cake.
B1 The students resistered enthusiastically for the school play auditions.
B2 Despite the challenges, she resistered bravely and continued on her journey.
C1 The team resistered strategically to the opponent's aggressive tactics.
C2 His ability to resister effectively in high-pressure situations set him apart from his peers.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The resister refused to go outside in the rain.
A2 She is a resister of change and prefers to stick to her routine.
B1 As a resister of authority, he often questions rules and regulations.
B2 The resister stood firm in their beliefs despite pressure to conform.
C1 The resister was instrumental in organizing the protest against government corruption.
C2 The resister's unwavering dedication to the cause inspired others to join the movement.
preposition not applicable
A1 I am a resister of unhealthy food.
A2 She is a resister against social injustice.
B1 The company is a resister in the fight against climate change.
B2 He has always been a resister of authority.
C1 The resister of the new policy caused a lot of controversy.
C2 As a resister of conformity, she always stood out in a crowd.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I wanted to go out, but my friend resistered because of the rain.
A2 She was tired, but she resistered the urge to take a nap and kept studying.
B1 The team resistered celebrating too early, knowing the game was not over yet.
B2 Despite the temptation, she resistered buying the expensive shoes and saved her money.
C1 He resistered the offer to join the company, as he was already committed to another job.
C2 The politician resistered the pressure to change his stance on the controversial issue.
interjection not applicable
A1 Resister! Don't touch that hot stove.
A2 Resister! Wait for the green light before crossing the street.
B1 Resister! Don't give up on your dreams.
B2 Resister! Keep pushing through the difficult times.
C1 Resister! Stay strong in the face of adversity.
C2 Resister! You have the power to overcome any challenge.
article not applicable
A1 She is a resister of change and prefers things to stay the same.
A2 The resister on the circuit board is preventing the flow of electricity.
B1 As a resister of authority, he often questions rules and regulations.
B2 The resister in the protest crowd held up a sign with a powerful message.
C1 The resister group has been actively campaigning for human rights for years.
C2 The resister in the resistance movement was arrested for his role in organizing protests against the government.
formal The resister refused to comply with the new regulations.
informal She's always been a resister when it comes to change.
slang Don't be such a resister, just go with the flow.
figurative The resister stood firm like a rock against the tide of opposition.
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