फ़ेंड (en. Fend)

He could be left to fend for himself and be deprived of tax concessions though he opted to set up and develop an infrastructure facility with a view to avail of tax sops.

Recent research suggests that anthocyanins may also help fend off major health problems, including heart disease and cancer.

There were some countries that had left their people to fend for themselves in Wuhan, but India not only evacuated its every citizen but our Air Force personnel also helped many other countries.

According to a Michigan State University study, using social media and the Internet regularly could improve mental health among adults and help fend off serious psychological distress, such as depression and anxiety.

The state unit needs to take all leaders on board and then devise a strategy but everyone here is left to fend for themselves.

He answered that just as when your immune system is strong you fend off viruses and other infections, if you have a healthy mind you can fend off destructive emotions like anger.

Where a child is of such an age as to be naturally ignorant of danger or to be unable to fend for himself at all, he cannot be said to be guilty of contributory negligence with regard to a matter beyond his appreciation, but quite young children are held responsible for not exercising that care which may reasonably be expected of them.