Synonyms for line of defense
line of de·fense

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1. line of defense, line of defencenoun

   any organization whose responsibility it is to defend against something

   "police are the major line of defense against crime"

   Synonyms:
   line of defence

2. line of defense, line of defencenoun

   defensive structure consisting of a barrier that can be employed for defense against attack

   Synonyms:
   line of defence

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1. • Defensive Structure
   • Organization

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1. The House:

   House Democrats believe they often are taken granted and not appreciated, there was a very strong concern about the lost jobs and growing income inequality. Unions are the last line of defense. A number of reporters have asked whether House Democrats felt threatened by the unions. Most told me that they wanted to do nothing to further weaken unions.

2. Larry Klayman:

   You are the last line of defense for the American people.

3. Sean Simpson:

   I don't know if that's the answer, but I know that there are some of us that are willing to take the training if it was offered and probably be another line of defense, but again it's a complicated subject and I'm not sure if it's the answer, i think it's easier to get these type weapons out of the hands of people that aren't meant to do anything but kill.

4. Volodymyr Zelenskyy:

   In places where there were especially fierce battles, the bodies of Russian soldiers simply pile up along our line of defense -- and no one is collecting these bodies.

5. Siddarth Das:

   From living rooms to classrooms and conference rooms, people are demanding climate action, earth Hour reminds us that while people are on the frontline of climate change, they are also our first line of defense. Our actions today, as individuals and the global community, have the power to transform what the world will look like for generations to come.