This is the 4784th most frequent Japanese word.
死守
"死守" means "defending something to the death" or "holding firm at all costs."
In this sentence, '死守' is used to express the act of defending with extreme determination, suggesting a deep commitment to protection.
彼らは町を死守しました。
They defended the town to the death.
Here, '死守' refers to maintaining one's stance or opinion firmly, showing an unyielding attitude.
彼は自分の意見を死守した。
He upheld his opinion adamantly.
In this context, '死守' illustrates an effort to prevent something valuable from being taken or lost, reflecting determination.