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protection
noun as in care, guardianship
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conservation, insurance, preservation, safeguard, safety, security, shelter, stability
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aegis, armament, armor, assurance, barrier, buffer, bulwark, camouflage, certainty, charge, cover, custody, defense, fix, guard, invulnerability, reassurance, refuge, safekeeping, salvation, screen, self-defense, shield, strength, surety, tutelage, umbrella, ward
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Example Sentences
Yet significant new protections for workers are being introduced, which means more rules.
What had remained uncertain was whether tirzepatide, another widely used treatment for type 2 diabetes, offers similar protection.
They told him simply to "pack up" - that he was being moved - even though an immigration judge had already granted him protection from removal five months ago.
Inherited IRAs also generally have less protection than employer-based plans and often rely on state law for creditor protection, making them vulnerable if cashed out.
But others point to the significant advances in measures to tackle climate change, including renewable energy, electric vehicles, and protection of nature in recent years linked to COP agreements.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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