supersafe
- noun
- /ˈsuːpərseɪf/
- I kept my valuables in a supersafe to ensure they were protected from theft.
Examples
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The bank installed a new supersafe for cash storage.
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The bank installed a supersafe for customers to securely store their important documents.
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The company installed a supersafe in the office to store sensitive documents and cash.
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Only authorized personnel can access the supersafe using a fingerprint scanner.
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They kept their most valuable jewelry locked away in a supersafe at home.
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I keep my jewelry in a supersafe.
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He placed his inheritance inside a supersafe to keep it secure until he needed it.
Synonyms
A locked metal box in a bank where people keep valuable things or documents
A fireproof metal box at a bank for keeping valuable things like documents or jewelry
A strong metal box that is often kept at a bank to hold valuable things safely
A heavy box with a lock for keeping money or other valuable things safe
A strong box that locks for keeping important papers and small valuables
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Etymology
Supersafe as a noun comes from super- ('very') + safe (a lockable box for money or documents), so a supersafe is an extra-secure box made to protect valuables.