safeness
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1.8
- noun
- /ˈseɪf.nəs/
:
seguridad
- The children played happily in the backyard, enjoying the safeness of their home.
Like I feel so much overwhelming sense of security and safeness.
- Like I feel so much overwhelming sense of security and safeness.
Examples
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I think that with what you do and sort of your world view, there's a sort of safeness there that in a lot of straight white men, it's hard to find.
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It's called for after the boring safeness of the last film.
Blog text (18) -
Have that brotherly feeling of love and safeness.
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His life has a softness, a safeness.
Fiction book (1997) -
Also, Jim Emerson talks about when the kid that has the money gets home, walks in, and grabs a beer out of the fridge, showing a kind of safeness;
Blog text (20) -
He could remember the safeness he felt then and felt now from the other side, from Miles as he clung to his father with arms, legs, and chin in that perfect fit that had evolved over tens of thousands of generations of parents and children at play.
Fiction book (1990) -
The women at other tables were beer-fed, slim, brunette, white-blond, in slacks and skirts, and all of a German sameness and safeness.
Fiction book (1992) -
After discussing the safety measures in place, the manager assured the staff of their safeness during the event.
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The parents felt a great sense of safeness knowing their children were at a reliable daycare.
Synonyms
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1.0
A place or condition that protects you from danger
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2.4
The feeling of being safe from danger or threat
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3.3
The state of not causing harm or danger
A situation with no chance of harm
A quality of not causing harm to people or things
Feeling safe and free from danger
Antonyms
How Safe
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Safeness comes from the common word safe plus the ending -ness; safe means 'not in danger' and -ness shows a 'state' or condition. So safeness simply means the 'state of' being safe or free from danger, much like the familiar word safety.