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Definition of protection
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of protection is as below...
Protection
(n.) The act of
protecting,
or the state of being
protected;
preservation
from loss,
injury,
or
annoyance;
defense;
shelter;
as, the weak need
protection..
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Cap
::
Cap (n.)
Something
covering
the top or end of a thing for
protection
or
ornament.
Coating
::
Coating
(n.) A coat or
covering;
a layer of any
substance,
as a cover or
protection;
as, the
coating
of a
retort
or
vial..
Tube
::
Tube (n.) A more or less
cylindrical,
and often
spiral,
case
secreted
or
constructed
by many
annelids,
crustaceans,
insects,
and other
animals,
for
protection
or
concealment.
See
Illust.
of
Tubeworm..
Housing
::
Housing
(n.) A
covering
or
protection,
as an
awning
over the deck of a ship when laid up..
Screen
::
Screen
(n.) A dwarf wall or
partition
carried
up to a
certain
height
for
separation
and
protection,
as in a
church,
to
separate
the aisle from the
choir,
or the
like..
Protegee
::
Protegee
(n. f.) One under the care and
protection
of
another.
Carboy
::
Carboy
(n.) A
large,
globular
glass
bottle,
esp. one of green
glass,
inclosed
in
basket
work or in a box, for
protection;
-- used
commonly
for
carrying
corrosive
liquids;
as
sulphuric
acid, etc..
Helmet
::
Helmet
(n.) A
helmet-shaped
hat, made of cork, felt,
metal,
or other
suitable
material,
worn as part of the
uniform
of
soldiers,
firemen,
etc., also worn in hot
countries
as a
protection
from the heat of the sun..
Facing
::
Facing
(n.) A
lining
placed
near the edge of a
garment
for
ornament
or
protection.
Dehors
::
Dehors
(n.) All sorts of
outworks
in
general,
at a
distance
from the main
works;
any
advanced
works for
protection
or
cover..
Tutelage
::
Tutelage
(n.) The act of
guarding
or
protecting;
guardianship;
protection;
as, the
king's
right of
seigniory
and
tutelage..
Convoy
::
Convoy
(n.) A
protection
force
accompanying
ships,
etc., on their way from place to
place,
by sea or land; an
escort,
for
protection
or
guidance..
Pedage
::
Pedage
(n.) A toll or tax paid by
passengers,
entitling
them to
safe-conduct
and
protection..
Blindage
::
Blindage
(n.) A cover or
protection
for an
advanced
trench
or
approach,
formed
of
fascines
and earth
supported
by a
framework..
Rail
::
Rail (n.) The
light,
fencelike
structures
of wood or metal at the break of the deck, and
elsewhere
where such
protection
is
needed..
Screen
::
Screen
(n.)
Anything
that
separates
or cuts off
inconvenience,
injury,
or
danger;
that which
shelters
or
conceals
from view; a
shield
or
protection;
as, a fire
screen..
Tributary
::
Tributary
(a.)
Paying
tribute
to
another,
either
from
compulsion,
as an
acknowledgment
of
submission,
or to
secure
protection,
or for the
purpose
of
purchasing
peace..
Inlaw
::
Inlaw (v. t.) To clear of
outlawry
or
attainder;
to place under the
protection
of the law.
Defilement
::
Defilement
(n.) The
protection
of the
interior
walls of a
fortification
from an
enfilading
fire, as by
covering
them, or by a high
parapet
on the
exposed
side..
Outlaw
::
Outlaw
(v. t.) To
deprive
of the
benefit
and
protection
of law; to
declare
to be an
outlaw;
to
proscribe.
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