enguard
/ɛnˈɡɑːrd/Definitions
1. verb
to protect or defend; to put or place (something) in a position of safety
“The security team was tasked to enguard the valuable artifacts during the museum’s renovation.”
2. verb
to put or place (a person or thing) in a position of safety or defense
“The driver enguarded the car by parking it in a secure area.”
3. verb
to be on guard or watchful
“The soldier was enguarding the entrance of the base, keeping a keen eye out for any intruders.”
4. noun
a defensive position or guard
“The team set up an enguard around the perimeter of the field to prevent any intruders from entering.”
5. noun
a protective measure or device
“The company implemented an enguard system to protect its employees’ personal data online.”