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Protected   /prətˈɛktəd/  /prətˈɛktɪd/  /pərtˈɛktɪd/   Listen
Protected

adjective
1.
Kept safe or defended from danger or injury or loss.  Antonym: unprotected.
2.
Guarded from injury or destruction.  Synonym: saved.


Protect

verb
(past & past part. protected; pres. part. protecting)
1.
Shield from danger, injury, destruction, or damage.
2.
Use tariffs to favor domestic industry.



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"Protected" Quotes from Famous Books



... to write you at least six times a day since I posted my letter to you the day before yesterday, but rules are rules, aren't they, especially if one makes them oneself, because then the poor little things are so very helpless, and have to be protected. I couldn't have looked myself in the face if I'd started off by breaking my own rule, but I've been thinking of you and loving you all the ...
— Christine • Alice Cholmondeley
... undertaking would probably have been to make it vivid to him that she was in love with him. Mrs. Nettlepoint came up as she had announced, but the day was half over: it was nearly three o'clock. She was accompanied by her son, who established her on deck, arranged her chair and her shawls, saw she was protected from sun and wind, and for an hour was very properly attentive. While this went on Grace Mavis was not visible, nor did she reappear during the whole afternoon. I hadn't observed that she had as yet been absent from the deck for so long ...
— The Patagonia • Henry James
... at the thoughts of ranging through the preserves of Glenallan House, and over the well-protected moors of Clochnabennay, joy of joys! the deer-forest of Strath-Bonnelmade many acknowledgements of the honour and gratitude he felt. Mr. Oldbuck was sensible of the Earl's attention to his nephew; Miss M'Intyre was pleased because ...
— The Antiquary, Complete • Sir Walter Scott
... syllable)—today fifty miles from here, by railroad. Town of 6,000 inhabitants, buried in flowers and shrubbery. The climate is finer than ours here, because it is not so close to the ocean, and is protected from the winds by the ...
— Innocents abroad • Mark Twain
... a meeting and authorized the secretary to sell stock. Naturally, your husband wasn't cognizant of this move, for the simple reason that there was no way of reaching him—and his interests were thoroughly protected, anyway. The stock was listed on Change. A good bit was disposed of privately. We now have a large fund in the treasury. It's a cinch. We've got the property, and it's rich enough to pay dividends ...
— North of Fifty-Three • Bertrand W. Sinclair


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