safeguard in Latin
safeguard in Latin is munio, praemunio — safeguard means something put in place to protect against harm or risk.
safeguard in Latin
munio
To protect, to keep safe.
praemunio
To protect, to keep safe.
What does "safeguard" mean?
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noun Something put in place to protect against harm or risk.
"The new law includes safeguards to protect consumer data."
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verb To protect or keep something safe from harm.
"The company added extra security to safeguard customers' passwords."
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safeguard in a sentence
- The new law includes safeguards to protect consumer data.
- The company added extra security to safeguard customers' passwords.
- New rules were introduced to safeguard endangered species.
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What is "safeguard" in Latin?
"safeguard" in Latin is munio, praemunio. safeguard means: Something put in place to protect against harm or risk.
How do you use "safeguard" in a sentence?
Example: "The new law includes safeguards to protect consumer data." In Latin, "safeguard" is munio, praemunio.
Are there other ways to say "safeguard" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "safeguard": munio, praemunio.
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