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a morally defensible penal system.

a fort with a defensible yard at its feet.

the Act fails to provide both a clear and defensible gradation of offences.

It is defensible to argue that everyone deserves equal rights.

The decision to increase security measures was defensible given recent events.

She presented a defensible case in court and won the lawsuit.

The company's actions were defensible under the circumstances.

His argument was defensible until new evidence came to light.

The policy change was defensible based on feedback from customers.

She made a defensible decision to pursue further education.

The team's strategy was defensible and led them to victory.

His defensible actions earned him the respect of his colleagues.

The defensible fortress protected the kingdom from invaders.