beshield
/bɪˈʃiːld/ (bɪ-SHEELD)
Definitions
1. verb
to cover or protect with a shield, especially to defend or protect someone or something from harm or criticism.
“She beshielded her child from the harsh realities of the world.”
2. noun
a device or agency that protects or defends something from harm or criticism.
“The politician’s reputation was damaged by the media’s harsh beshield, which exposed her past mistakes.”