Defence is the spelling in Great Britain.
Defense is the spelling in the United States.
Defence is most common in Canada, but both are used.
The verb "to defend" has several forms :
DEFENSE / DEFENSES (noun, but sometimes used as a verb) - protection against an attack
DEFENDED (adjective) - protected against attack
DEFENSIVE (adjective) - done in defense (e.g. a defensive strategy)
* In competitive games, the past tense defensed means defended.
That is the correct spelling of the word "defensively" (in defense).
You will be safer if you will learn to drive defensively.
Example sentence - He spoke defensively when asked about his father.
The spell Expelliarmus in Harry Potter is used to disarm an opponent, causing them to drop whatever object they are holding. It can be used defensively to protect oneself or offensively to disarm an enemy during a duel.
Anytime your are driving a car you should drive defensively. This will greatly reduce your chance of getting in an accident. Driving defensively means that you look ahead, put space between you and the vehicle ahead of you, turning on your signals and always leaving an "out".
Defensely isn't a word. If you meant Defensively, here's one:He stepped in front of her defensively as the man pulled out a gun.
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I personally have not ever heard anyone say that people drive more defensively in Texas. I think that any good driver drives defensively regardless of whether it is in Texas or California, New York, or Toronto.
In cricket, stonewalling is when the team is playing defensively rather than trying to score. The player bats defensively with the intention of not getting out and is used to try to force a draw.
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Obey the traffic laws and drive defensively.
Defensively.
commense OR defense