community safety
- noun
- Nonetheless, school location appeared to play a role in students' perceptions of community safety.
Examples
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Local leaders are organizing a workshop to educate residents about community safety measures they can take.
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Harborside also strives to protect community safety and cleanliness by strictly observing and enforcing state laws regarding medical cannabis.
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I fear for my health, the health of my animals, and community safety.
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The aim of the strategy was to increase community safety from crime and to reduce the health risks and other damage related to drug use.
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He stressed the importance of community safety.
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Finally, when it came to places and community safety, a major difference existed between the African American and Latino students.
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Other public services are crucial to promoting well-being—housing, transport, community safety, leisure services, public health.
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"Whether it's research about health care, public schools, community safety—all of these key issues will include a component of immigrant integration by 2042."
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Research on community safety and achievement has found that increases in community violence are associated with decreases in math and reading achievement (Milam, Furr-Holden, & Leaf, 2010).
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The concept of community safety is vital for building trust among local residents.
Synonyms
A place or condition that protects you from danger
The feeling of being safe from danger or threat
Protection for people from crime and danger in public places
Authorities protect people in public places to stop crime and disorder
Being free from danger or risk
Feeling safe and free from danger
How Safe
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'the safety of a group of people living together' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'community' (a group of people) with 'safety' (protection from danger). This noun+noun composition is a straightforward, cross-linguistically common pattern that a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily understand.
Etymology
Community safety comes from the simple picture of neighbors working together to keep their area safe. A community is a group of people who live near each other and safety means being 'protected' or 'feeling safe', so community safety means the protection and feeling of safety for the people who live in the same place.