added protection
- noun
- Wearing a helmet while biking gives you added protection in case of an accident.
- give added protection
Examples
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I would always recommend wearing them as added protection in case of an accident, but sometimes it is just too hot to comfortably wear them.
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Perhaps deposit insurers will give added protection in exchange for the power to take control of banks in times of trouble.
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I am pretty clumsy and would like a little added protection, something that will hold the Kindle in place.
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In lieu of the threat, however credible or not, the tournament has stepped up security and will provide Federer with added protection.
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They provide added protection during the "non-contact" offseason in spring and summer.
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The Extend-A-Fender Flares have 6 inches of coverage that would give your Jeep added protection and a stylish look at the same time.
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For added protection, the researchers are also releasing parasitic wasps to attack larvae that develop from any eggs laid by those females that do manage to find a mate.
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Not wanting to depend on deterrence alone in such a situation, the Bush administration has stated its intent to deploy a national missile defense (NMD) for added protection.
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In response to mounting concerns about project owners' responsibility to backers—or seemingly lack thereof—crowd-sourcing platform Kickstarter has announced new guidelines that offer added protection against fraud.
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The new safety regulations include added protection for workers handling hazardous materials.
Synonyms
Things or people that keep homes and buildings safe from crime and danger
Actions and devices that stop people from spying, stealing, or damaging property
Act of protecting people or things from harm
A protective layer added to something to stop damage
Antonyms
How Protective
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'extra measures taken to increase safety or security' is directly compositional from 'added' (extra, additional) modifying 'protection' (safety), so a B1 learner who knows both words can readily infer the phrase. This adjective+noun pattern is productive and cross-linguistically common, offering straightforward transparency.
Etymology
Added protection paints a simple picture: added means one more thing and protection means something that keeps you safe, like putting a second lock on a door or a raincoat over your clothes. So added protection means 'extra measures to increase safety or security'.