aegis
/ˈiːdʒɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A shield or protective covering, especially one that gives protection or defense to a person or thing.
“The government’s aegis extended to protect the rights of minority groups.”
2. noun
A patron or supporter, especially one who protects or promotes the interests of a person or organization.
“The powerful businessman stood under the aegis of a well-known politician.”
3. noun
Something that protects or defends something else, such as a law or a principle.
“The Constitution provides a safeguard under the aegis of individual rights.”
4. verb
To provide protection or defense for something or someone.
“The new law will aegis the rights of workers in the industry.”