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guardian

[gahr-dee-uhn] / ˈgɑr di ən /


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The theft deeply embarrassed the French establishment and called into question the government’s oversight of the Louvre, the world’s most-visited museum and the guardian of many of the world’s most precious works of art.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some, such as Morrisons, allow younger customers to log into their parent or guardian's account to access discounted prices.

From BBC

Nicknamed Bob Coveiro - meaning "gravedigger" in Portuguese - the loyal dog brought comfort to mourners and became a fixture at the graveyard until his death in 2021, when he was buried alongside his guardian.

From BBC

"They obviously bear responsibility for what happened, as it happened on their property and they were guardians of the premises," Ms Hayat told France Info.

From BBC

But formal diplomatic relations between the Jewish state and the guardian of Islam’s two holiest sites would represent a ground-breaking change in Mideast politics.

From The Wall Street Journal