Defending someone you know to be wrong is more than wrong, it's downright stupid. If you love someone, correct them, but don't defend a known error/mistake. Answer I know how you feel. I am in love with someone but due to our situation we cannot be together. I get extremely angry if someone says anything bad about her. I guess that no one will understand why unless they experience the extreme feelings that true love creates. Answer I totally agree. I was once in a situation where my guy had this "friend", co-worker, and confidant of sorts that he trusted. The friend wasn't really his friend. The "friend"went along with the friendship in hopes of personal financial gain. He was two faced and insincere but my guy didn't know that. They knew each other before I came along so it would have been extremely difficult for me to convince my guy that his friend was two-faced. The "friend" didn't know my feelings for my guy (and still doesn't) and began calling him really nasty names and putting him down behind his back TO ME in a bizarre conversation that the friend initiated. When I took up for my guy, the "friend" set out on a mission to bring me down, make me look bad, and slander my name with lies. It worked for a while. I suffered some enormous consequences from the" friend's" words, actions, games and tricks. Not for one second did I ever regret standing up for my guy and would do it again in the blink of an eye. [[User:Curious2know|Curious2know]]That is true love.
Your reputation can suffer. If the person has a bad reputation, there might be no effect.
I dont really understand what you are asking.AnswerThis means to "stand up for someone", "have their back", "take up for someone", etc. It means that, for example, someone was gossiping about your best friend or boyfriend/girlfriend in your presence. You would defend or "stick up" for that person by maybe saying someone like "that's not true" or "don't talk about my friend like that", etc._______________To defend/support someone.
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WW II strenghtened Switzerland's reputation as a 'neutral' country that could effectively defend its neutrality, and its reputation as a safe haven for capital.
I assume you mean in a deed. This means that you warrant that you have the right to sell the property (meaning you and no other persons are the owner of the property) and that you will defend the property against any persons claiming to own the property through you (such as your kids).
To say "defend your honor" to someone means for them to defend what they stand for. It's defending something you strongly believe in.
it can rip a persons head with it's sharp claws
If you don't defend your nation, someone will take it from you .
Because children lack the knowledge to keep themselves safe. If they don't understand what abuse is - they're unable to defend themselves (or report it to someone in authority).
Justin Bieber would not defend you if someone was giving you a hard time at his concert.
Generally, it is best to let people defend themselves. They might not care for the way you go about it.
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