protection
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2.0
- noun
- /prəˈtɛkʃən/
- Specialized
:
protección
- Barriers also exist within the child protection system and in criminal justice.
- consumer protection
- social protection
- asset protection
This is about asset protection and tax liability.
- This is about asset protection and tax liability.
- You just got to find a Paycheck Protection Program lender.
- Enjoy no fee overdraft protection, no minimums, no membership fees.
- They offer two years of product protection insurance for just a few bucks.
- You know, it's such a simple asset protection move.
- That they will somehow pick the industries that need protection in this wise and neutral way.
- He's focusing mostly on renewable energy, universal social protection and job creation.
- Up next, the US sues Adobe over consumer protection issues.
- Many structured products have principal guarantees or principal protection, however not all of them do.
- Well, because I have house protection, she got a Pew Pew.
- They have pretty aggressive tax credits protect protections on on trusts.
- It extends charging order protection to single member LLCS.
Examples
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They offer two years of product protection insurance for just a few bucks.
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It's an international standard: the Environmental Protection Convention.
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There will be real terms protection for police funding.
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And the next day, the child protection services turned up.
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For the last three years, I worked at the Environmental Protection Agency.
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If I wish to enjoy the benefits and protection of the British Empire... it would be wrong of me not to help in its defense.
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Yes, I'm concerned about legal protection for journalists in the new media.
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An air pollution scale was derived from the Environmental Protection Agency's Air Quality System.
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They have data protection rights enshrined in the Charter.
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The organization provides financial protection for individuals facing unexpected medical expenses.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
A place or condition that protects you from danger
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2.0
A paid plan that protects you against loss, damage, illness, or death
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1.4
Protection from attack, danger, harm, or illness
289
3.0
Being sure you have enough money for now and the future
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4.0
A way to protect someone or something from harm
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3.7
Actions and devices that stop people from spying, stealing, or damaging property
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3.1
The money and help a policy gives for damage or loss
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3.4
A group or system that protects people from danger and loss
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4.4
An action or tool that protects a country from attack
2
3.2
Extra steps you take to keep people or things safe
2
4.2
Act of protecting people or things from harm
2
3.9
A place or situation that protects people from danger
Extra money you keep for unexpected bills or emergencies
Giving property to a bank so the bank can take it if you do not pay
Antonyms
Compounds
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3.9
A government program that keeps people who testify safe by moving them and giving new names
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3.0
A U.S. government group that makes and enforces rules to reduce pollution and protect the environment
- Formal
3
7.1
Right for every person to receive the same treatment under the law
- Specialized
1
3.5
A number that shows how well sunscreen protects your skin from the sun's harmful rays
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5.0
Laws that put taxes or limits on imports to help local businesses against foreign competition
- Offensive
A nickname for a law that extends copyright to help large media companies like Disney
How Protected
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Protection comes from the Latin parts pro- 'in front' and tegere 'to cover', the same root as protect, so you can think of it as putting a shield around jobs, goods, or money to keep them safe from outside harm. That's why in economics or insurance, protection means measures that 'cover' and defend against loss.