/ˈseɪfˌɡɑrdz/
NOUN
Something that serves as a guard, defense, or protective measure against danger, harm, or unwanted outcomes.
Measures, procedures, or arrangements designed to prevent harm, reduce risks, and protect people, property, rights, or information.
People, organizations, devices, or other entities that defend or protect someone or something against danger, damage, or harm.
NOUN
Official documents or permissions that allow someone to travel safely through a territory, especially during wartime.
Documents or official authorizations that grant a person permission to pass through a territory without being harmed, obstructed, or detained.
VERB
To protect someone or something from danger, harm, damage, or loss.
Taking action to protect people, property, information, or other things from threats, damage, or unwanted interference.
Accompanying or guiding a person through a journey or potentially dangerous situation to ensure their safe passage or arrival.