resisting
v.v. trying to stop something from happening or refusing to accept a change. You use this when you fight against an idea, a feeling, or a physical force.
v. exerting force or opposition against an action, impulse, or authority. Often describes the refusal to comply with a request or the psychological struggle against a temptation.
She is resisting the urge to eat the chocolate.
The local community is resisting the plan to build a new highway through the park.
By resisting the pressure to conform to industry standards, the small studio managed to produce a truly unique and innovative piece of software.
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object; it is frequently followed by a gerund ('resisting doing') rather than an infinitive.
he is resisting to changehe is resisting changeResist is a transitive verb that takes a direct object or a gerund, not a 'to' infinitive.