burglarproof
- adjective
- /ˈbɜrɡlərˌpruf/
- She wanted a burglarproof safe for her valuable jewelry and documents.
Examples
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The house was equipped with burglarproof windows and doors for added security.
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Many new cars offer burglarproof locking systems to prevent theft.
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This door is burglarproof.
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They installed burglarproof windows in their new house.
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Many new cars offer burglarproof locking systems to prevent theft.
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She wanted a burglarproof safe for her valuable jewelry and documents.
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The house was equipped with burglarproof windows and doors for added security.
Synonyms
Protected from danger or from people trying to break in
Not possible to enter or go through
Made so people cannot open or change it without leaving a sign
Very safe and hard for anyone to break into or steal from
Antonyms
How Secure
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Burglarproof is made from burglar, meaning a person who breaks into houses, and proof, which here means 'resistant to', just like in waterproof or bulletproof. So burglarproof means made to resist or stop burglars.