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supersafe

supersafe

4.0
Very unlikely to cause harm or break
  • adjective
  • /ˈsuːpərseɪf/
translation icon : súper seguro
  • When looking for secure investment options, many people choose a supersafe money market fund for peace of mind.

Examples

  • Parents often prefer supersafe playground equipment to guarantee their children's safety during playtime.

  • The new playground equipment is designed to be supersafe for children.

  • This medication is considered supersafe when taken as directed by a doctor.

  • The company built a supersafe vault to protect valuable documents from theft or fire.

  • This vault is supersafe for storing valuables.

  • The new security system is supersafe.

  • The new building design incorporates supersafe features to ensure the highest level of protection against natural disasters.

Synonyms

fail-safe
vssupersafe
  • Specialized
3 5.6

Designed to work safely if something goes wrong

is built to give an exceptionally high level of protection overall

Antonyms

1.5

Likely to cause harm or injury

93 1.1

Likely to cause harm to people or damage to things

How Safe

supersafe
4.0
secure
318 3.2
safe
1.0
unsafe
93 1.1
risky
269 3.6

Surface Forms

supersafe positive

Morphology

supersafe = safe (transparent) = super + safe

The meaning is clearly derived from the prefix 'super' indicating an extreme degree of safety.

Etymology

Supersafe joins super- (meaning 'very', as in superman or supermarket) and safe ('protected' or 'not in danger'), so it means 'very safe' or giving a very high level of protection.