guarding (Meaning)
guarding
to watch over so as to prevent escape, disclosure, or indiscretion, to protect from danger, in an unprepared or unsuspecting state, a defensive state or attitude, the act or duty of protecting or defending, to stand at the entrance of as if on guard or as a barrier, a position or player next to the center in a football line, a protective or safety device, a device for protecting a machine part or the operator of a machine, troops attached to the person of the sovereign, a defensive position (as in boxing), to protect an edge of with an ornamental border, one assigned to protect or oversee another, a football player who lines up next to the center, an attitude or state of defense, to protect from danger especially by watchful attention, to attempt to prevent (an opponent) from playing effectively or scoring, a person or a body of persons on sentinel duty, to watch by way of caution or defense, to try to keep (an opponent) from scoring, to be on guard, escort, a protective or safety device (as on a machine), defensively watchful, precaution, a body of troops whose duties include guarding a head of state, a player stationed in the backcourt in basketball, a person who guards or a group of persons who guard, conductor sense b, to watch over so as to restrict, control, or check, either of two players stationed usually away from the basket in basketball, the state of being protected, to tend to carefully
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guarding Sentence Examples
- The knights stood guarding the castle entrance, their swords glinting in the sunlight.
- The parents were guarding their child closely, watching for any signs of danger.
- The bodyguard guarded the president around the clock, ensuring his safety.
- The dog guarded the house, barking at anyone who approached.
- The password guarded the secret document, preventing unauthorized access.
- The mother cat guarded her kittens fiercely, keeping them safe from harm.
- The nurse guarded the patient's privacy, keeping visitors away until she was well.
- The bank vault was guarded by thick walls and multiple locks.
- The secret code guarded the nuclear launch facility, ensuring it only responded to authorized commands.
- The guardian angel guarded the young child from evil spirits and danger.
FAQs About the word guarding
to watch over so as to prevent escape, disclosure, or indiscretion, to protect from danger, in an unprepared or unsuspecting state, a defensive state or attitud
protecting, safeguarding, guarded, sheltering,shielding, shielded, sheltered, defended, secure, protected
dangerous, hazardous, insecure, risky, unsafe, threatening, unguarded, menacing, vulnerable, unprotected
The knights stood guarding the castle entrance, their swords glinting in the sunlight.
The parents were guarding their child closely, watching for any signs of danger.
The bodyguard guarded the president around the clock, ensuring his safety.
The dog guarded the house, barking at anyone who approached.
