Safe ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Safe ( adjective )

1. Free from harm or risk; not likely to be damaged or harmed.
2. Not likely to cause or lead to danger or harm.
3. Secured or protected so as to prevent escape or theft.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english sāfe; akin to old high german sāfo safe, latin salvus healthy, whole, safe.

Examples:

1. She felt safe in her new home.
2. It is safe to say that he will not be coming back.
3. The money was kept in a safe place.
4. The city is not safe for children to play alone.
5. The new medication was tested and deemed safe for human consumption.

(As a noun)

Safe ( noun )

1. Free from harm or risk; not likely to be damaged or harmed.
2. Not likely to cause or lead to danger or harm.
3. Secured or protected so as to prevent escape or theft.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english sāfe; akin to old high german sāfo safe, latin salvus healthy, whole, safe.

Examples:

1. She felt safe in her new home.
2. It is safe to say that he will not be coming back.
3. The money was kept in a safe place.
4. The city is not safe for children to play alone.
5. The new medication was tested and deemed safe for human consumption.