warded (Meaning)

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warded (imp. & p. p.)

of Ward

The doctor warded off the patient's infection with a powerful antibiotic.
The bouncer warded off the unruly crowd from entering the club.
The wizard warded off the evil spirits with a protective spell.
The fence warded off the animals from entering the garden.
The burglar warded off the police with a gun.
The fortress walls warded off the invading army.
The goalkeeper warded off the penalty kick with a superb save.
The lifeguard warded off the drowning swimmer from danger.
The politician warded off the scandal by issuing a statement denying the allegations.
The soldier warded off the enemy attack with a valiant display of courage.

of Ward

secured, sheltered, covered, guarded, shielded, screened,protected,safeguarded, invulnerable, unsusceptible

open, prone, prone, susceptible, subject (to), open, likely, liable, liable, vulnerable

The doctor warded off the patient's infection with a powerful antibiotic.

The bouncer warded off the unruly crowd from entering the club.

The wizard warded off the evil spirits with a protective spell.

The fence warded off the animals from entering the garden.