Difference between Defensive and Antiaircraft

DEFENSIVE vs ANTIAIRCRAFT: NOUN

A means, attitude or position of defense.
An attitude or position of defense.
A means of defense.
That which defends or serves for defense; a safeguard; a security.
That which defends; a safeguard.
To be or stand in a state or posture of defense or resistance, in opposition to aggression or attack.
An attitude of defensiveness (especially in the phrase `on the defensive')

Attempting to justify or defend in speech or writing
Serving as or appropriate for defending or protecting
Intended to withstand or deter aggression or attack.
Of or relating to the effort to prevent an opponent from gaining points in a game or athletic contest.
Performed so as to avoid risk, danger, or legal liability.
Of or relating to defense.
Constantly protecting oneself from criticism, exposure of one's shortcomings, or other real or perceived threats to the ego.
Serving to defend or protect; proper for defense; opposed to offensive.
Carried on by resisting attack or aggression; -- opposed to offensive.
Intended or appropriate for defending against or deterring aggression or attack
Intended for defence; protective
Intended to deter attack
Performed so as to minimise risk
Displaying an inordinate sensitivity to criticism; compare paranoid
Of a bowling or fielding tactic designed to prevent the other side from scoring runs.; of a batting tactic designed to prevent being out.
Pertaining to defense, as opposed to attack.
In a state or posture of defense.

Intended to attack aircraft.
Designed for defense, especially from a surface position, against aircraft or missile attack.
Designed for defense from a surface position against air attack

Serving to defend; proper for defense: as, defensive armor.
An attitude of defensiveness
Of the nature of defense; consisting in resisting attack or aggression: as, defensive war, in distinction from offensive war, which is aggressive.
In a state or posture to defend: as, a defensive attitude.
(idiom) (on the defensive) Prepared to withstand or counter aggression or attack.

Fielding, Guard, Defender, Defense, Defensive attitude, Justificative, Excusatory, Justificatory, Protective, Apologetic, Antiaircraft, Antitank, En garde, Antisubmarine, Defending

Surface to air, Anti aircraft, Air raid, High, Gao, Empty, Defense, Air, Artillery, Pom pom, Ack ack gun, Ack ack, Flak, Defensive, Antiaircraft gun

Preventative, Passive, Guard, Defender, Defense, Justificative, Excusatory, Justificatory, Protective, Apologetic, Antiaircraft, Antitank, En garde, Antisubmarine, Defending

Munition, Antisubmarine, Antitank, Surface to air, Anti aircraft, Air raid, High, Gao, Empty, Defense, Air, Artillery, Flak, Defensive, Antiaircraft gun

Prior to Fresno State, Watts spent four seasons as the defensive coordinator at UC Davis with a focus on the defensive backs unit.
Clarke has always been a solid rotational defensive lineman, who can play inside at tackle and at defensive end if need be.
After serving in a defensive oversight role last year, Jordan Lesley is being promoted to defensive coordinator and will now coach the outside linebackers.
Wake Forest defensive lineman, left, slaps hands with Georgia defensive lineman Malik Herring during American Team practice Wednesday, Jan.
Washington Football Team defensive end Chase Young was named the Associated Press Defensive Player of the Year.
One validity scale, Defensive Responding, indicates whether the parent is responding in a defensive manner.
Old Dominion defensive line coach Andrew Jackson has joined the WVU staff as a defensive assistant.
DEFENSIVE TACKLESGeorgia State graduated one of its top defenders in defensive tackle Christo Bilukidi.
There are still a number of defensive playmakers unsigned, particularly on the defensive line.
For defensive efficiency, strong defensive teams have had more success in the tournament historically.

American spy plane designed to be invulnerable to normal antiaircraft fire.
Residential buildings in the Bab Amr neighborhood of Homs were shelled by tanks and antiaircraft guns.
Air Force, and artillery stongpointsj which are usually centered on antiaircraft batteries or signal installations.
He felt dull thuds in his gut, from heavy antiaircraft guns far off.
French POWs were digging trenches and building antiaircraft gun emplacements, as well.
Shading his eyes, but at the cost of weakened interlocking antiaircraft fire.
In addition, the intense antiaircraft fire also could have created considerable debris.
America under Siege new antiaircraft gun from a factory where he worked.
Antiaircraft shells burst around him until he climbed out of range.
Destroyer Battalion, and Jeeps mounting machine guns for antiaircraft defense.