ultrasafe
/ˌʌltrəˈseɪf/
ADJECTIVE
1. Extremely safe and free from danger
Extremely safe; presenting an exceptionally low risk of harm, injury, danger, or damage.
1.1. Free from danger or risk
Describes a person, place, situation, or activity that is exceptionally unlikely to cause harm, injury, or danger.
Synonyms
- harmless
- innocuous
- nonhazardous
- risk-free
- riskless
- safe
- secure
Antonyms
Examples
- The medical procedure was deemed ultrasafe, with minimal risks of complications.
- The hiking trail was rated ultrasafe for families, with no steep inclines or slippery surfaces.
Related Words
- benign
- nonthreatening
- protected
- safeguarded
- unthreatening
1.2. Providing exceptional protection
Describes a product, device, system, or environment designed to offer an exceptionally high level of protection against potential harm or threats.
Synonyms
- impregnable
- invulnerable
- protected
- safeguarded
- secure
Antonyms
- exposed
- insecure
- unprotected
- vulnerable
Examples
- The new baby car seat boasted ultrasafe features, including reinforced sides and an impact-absorbing base.
- The CEO assured shareholders that the company's new product line was ultrasafe and met all industry regulations.
Related Words
- defended
- guarded
- shielded
- sheltered