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safekeeping

[seyf-kee-ping] / ˈseɪfˈki pɪŋ /


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Not only the rabbi had brought us his library but other Jewish families had brought their treasures to the Beje for safekeeping.

From Literature

Trust banks typically don’t take deposits or make loans, and instead offer a more limited range of services often revolving around the safekeeping of various assets.

From The Wall Street Journal

The handwritten report was given to Williams by Rice Jones when he took over as Archbishop of Wales for "safekeeping" and "should any further questions arise" about Pierce, saying its contents might help.

From BBC

She ordered the federal government to ensure the panels’ safekeeping after an inspection and a visit to the President’s House earlier this month.

From Los Angeles Times

“We think maybe it was placed there for safekeeping. We’ll never know for sure, of course. The past is a lost country. You can only imagine it, like a dream.”

From Literature