Kivédése

Kivédése is a Hungarian verb meaning "to ward off," "to parry," or "to repel." It is used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative. Literally, it can refer to physically stopping an attack, such as a boxer kivédése of a punch. It can also be used in sports to describe the act of a goalkeeper kivédése of a shot.

Figuratively, kivédése can describe the act of avoiding or preventing something undesirable. For example, someone might try to kivédése a difficult conversation or kivédése criticism. It can also be used to describe the act of defending oneself against an accusation or a threat. In a broader sense, it implies an active effort to maintain a safe or advantageous position against an opposing force or influence. The nuance of the word often suggests a skilled or determined effort in the act of prevention or defense.