chaperonage Synonyms

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Attendance of a chaperon on a lady in public; protection afforded by a chaperon.

The strict chaperonage policy ensured the safety and propriety of the students on the school trip.
The tradition of chaperonage was upheld during the formal dance, with parents supervising the event.
In some cultures, young people were required to abide by chaperonage rules until they reached a certain age.
The tour company provided chaperonage services for groups of teenagers traveling abroad.
The elderly couple enjoyed their role as chaperones, offering guidance and support to the younger members of the community.
Chaperonage was common in the Victorian era, with married women often accompanying young unmarried ladies in social settings.
Despite the strict chaperonage, some students still managed to find ways to sneak out and have adventures.
The church organized chaperonage for the youth group's camping trip to ensure everyone's safety.
Chaperonage was seen as a necessary precaution in the conservative society of the time.
The parents insisted on chaperonage for their daughter's first date, wanting to ensure it was a wholesome and supervised experience.

Attendance of a chaperon on a lady in public; protection afforded by a chaperon.

escort,accompany, attend,companion, convoy, company, pilot, steer, bring, consort

dump, abandon, ditch,abandon, ditch, dump, forsake, desert,forsake, desert

The strict chaperonage policy ensured the safety and propriety of the students on the school trip.

The tradition of chaperonage was upheld during the formal dance, with parents supervising the event.

In some cultures, young people were required to abide by chaperonage rules until they reached a certain age.

The tour company provided chaperonage services for groups of teenagers traveling abroad.