Safeguard ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Safeguard ( noun )

1. A measure or action taken to protect something from harm, damage, or injury.
2. A protective device or mechanism.

Origin:

Late middle english: from safe + guard.

Examples:

1. The company implemented new safeguards to protect their data.
2. The new law provides safeguards for consumer rights.
3. The safety measures were put in place as safeguards against accidents.
4. The safeguard on the machine prevented it from being turned on without proper authorization.
5. The government put into place a safeguard to protect the environment.

(As a verb)

Safeguard ( verb )

1. A measure or action taken to protect something from harm, damage, or injury.
2. A protective device or mechanism.

Origin:

Late middle english: from safe + guard.

Examples:

1. The company implemented new safeguards to protect their data.
2. The new law provides safeguards for consumer rights.
3. The safety measures were put in place as safeguards against accidents.
4. The safeguard on the machine prevented it from being turned on without proper authorization.
5. The government put into place a safeguard to protect the environment.