safekeeping in Latin
safekeeping in Latin is custōdia — safekeeping means the act or state of being kept safe from loss, damage, or theft.
safekeeping in Latin
custōdia
the act of keeping something safe; protection from harm, damage, loss, or theft
What does "safekeeping" mean?
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noun The act or state of being kept safe from loss, damage, or theft.
"I left my passport with the hotel's front desk for safekeeping."
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safekeeping in a sentence
- I left my passport with the hotel's front desk for safekeeping.
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What is "safekeeping" in Latin?
"safekeeping" in Latin is custōdia. safekeeping means: The act or state of being kept safe from loss, damage, or theft.
How do you use "safekeeping" in a sentence?
Example: "I left my passport with the hotel's front desk for safekeeping." In Latin, "safekeeping" is custōdia.
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