protector
Pronunciation: [prəˈtɛk.tər]
Context: “safety”
(noun) a person or thing that keeps someone or something safe from harm. Think of a superhero who saves people or a parent who watches over their child.
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The firefighter was a protector of the community, always ready to help in emergencies.
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Without a protector, the little puppy felt scared in the big, noisy city.
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Who is your protector when you feel afraid?
Context: “legal”
(noun) someone who is responsible for guarding or caring for someone else, often in a legal sense. Like how a guardian takes care of a child who cannot do it by themselves.
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At school, the teacher acts as a protector for her students during safety drills.
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The orphan had no protector to help him navigate through the legal system.
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What responsibilities does a protector have over the person they care for?
Context: “nature”
(noun) something that helps to defend or shield an area, such as laws or policies that keep the environment safe. For example, a national park is a protector of wildlife.
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The legislation acts as a protector for endangered species, ensuring they have a safe habitat.
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Without strong laws, the river's natural protector would be weakened, putting fish at risk.
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How does the park act as a protector for the animals living there?