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Meaning of guardian
A person who has been appointed to take care of someone or something.
Etymology of guardian
The word "guardian" has its roots in the Old French word "guardien", which is derived from the verb "guarder", meaning "to watch or protect".
The word has been used in the English language since the 14th century to refer to a person who is responsible for the care and protection of someone or something.
Synonyms
protector
defender
champion
custodian
keeper
watcher
sentinel
safeguard
preserver
conservator
caretaker
minder
attendant
escort
chaperone
tutor
mentor
advisor
curator
steward
warden
overseer
supervisor
patron
supporter
advocate
upholder
maintainer
preserver
guardian angel
bodyguard
bouncer
doorman
gatekeeper
security guard
warder
custodian
protectorate
conservatorship
Definitions
- A person who has been appointed to take care of someone, especially a child, and make decisions on their behalf.
- * A person or thing that watches over or protects something.
- * A person who is responsible for the care and management of a particular institution, organization, or activity.
Usage Examples
- The child's guardian made sure they attended school every day.
- * The guardian of the museum was responsible for ensuring the safety of the artifacts.
- * The company appointed a guardian to oversee the management of their overseas operations.