Without clarification about which powers the speaker resists, as a blanket statement it means he or she thinks and works against anyone in authority or with power. This could be anyone from parents to teachers to the government of their town, state or country. It might sound cool to some people but there's wisdom in realizing it's better to be a rebel with a worthy cause. For example, some people in a coastal town may resist the authority represented by signs placed along the clifftops by local government that say "Unstable cliffs--do not go beyond this point." Then rescuers have to risk their lives and spend taxpayers' money to rescue the resisters who have fallen into the ocean and been injured or killed. But the peaceful resistance demonstrated by the black Civil Rights Movement, led by Dr. Martin Luther King, in the U.S. during the 1960's is an example of peacefully resisting those in power for good reasons.
what is the prefix or suffix for resist?
It means nothing. You've combined Tempting+ Sumptuous.
un in latin means not so unresist which is probably unresistible means can not resist
Resist.
I resist the notion that the word is an adjective. It is a verb.
Change can undermine cultural traditions. They don't want to share their power. Those in power often have an economic advantage over those without power.
Those in power in a traditional society may resist change because they benefit from the existing power structure and fear losing their influence and status. They may also believe that traditional values and practices are superior and resist changes that challenge these beliefs. Additionally, change can disrupt existing social hierarchies and undermine their authority.
Those in power may resist change in order to protect their position, influence, and control. Change can disrupt the status quo and threaten their authority or privilege. They may also fear the unknown consequences of change and prefer to maintain the existing system that benefits them.
A social vulnerability power independence is the ability to resist a situation where you rely entirely on those holding key positions in the society to chart the way forward.
to not do it
Fail to resist
The government people who resist injustice fair. They lot a lot of stuff go.
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True Life - 1998 Resist the Power Saudi Arabia was released on: USA: 24 May 2010
Resist - to withstand the action or effects of somethingInsects - small six-legged animals with exoskeletons
If by Aphrodite's spells you mean resist love, the virgin goddesses Hestia, Artemis, and Athena.
You mean prefix...and "re"