Bodyguard (noun)

A person who is hired to protect another person, especially a famous or important person, from harm.

Origin:

The term "bodyguard" originated in the late 16th century from the phrase "body guard" which meant "a person who protects the body." it was originally used to refer to a person who protected the body of a monarch or other important person.

Examples:

1. The celebrity had a team of bodyguards to keep her safe from the paparazzi.
2. The president's bodyguards were always close by to protect him from any threats.
3. The dignitary was accompanied by several bodyguards during his visit to the city.
4. The bodyguards were trained in hand-to-hand combat and were equipped with weapons.
5. The bodyguard was able to protect his client from the attacker and escort him to safety.