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guardian

[gahr-dee-uhn] / ˈgɑr di ən /


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Beijing is “telling domestic audiences: ‘Our culture is strong, our creators can compete with Disney and Marvel, and the party is the guardian of this rise,’” said Yuan, the NYU scholar.

From The Wall Street Journal

Underfoot, a Roman-style black-and-white mosaic features a dove, a lion and a serpent—the house’s spirit guardian.

From The Wall Street Journal

She finds help in the avuncular Rabbi Meyer, who steps in as her guardian and advises, “you must learn how to act according to what people say and do, not what they wish or fear.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“Haven’t you guessed? Because I am a guardian of the way through.”

From Literature

Instead of forcing its way into tumors, the therapy enters by targeting macrophages, immune cells that act as guardians for cancer cells.

From Science Daily