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Meanings of great safeguard in English
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Usage of great safeguard in English
1
The common elder is a great safeguard against the devastations of insects.
2
He always knew that his great safeguard was the affection of Russell.
3
There is a great safeguard now, you know, he continued sarcastically.
4
The closed carriage invited suspicion, but it was a great safeguard.
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In a way, Durnovo's-whatshall we call it?-lackof nerve is a great safeguard.
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The work of the copyist and the reader is a great safeguard against evil thoughts.
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A great safeguard and a great excellence is this in the ruler of so many nationalities.
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To keep the candidature within the limits of a privileged body is considered a great safeguard.
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This is the great safeguard of the young.
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A noble attachment is always a great safeguard.
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After all, it would be a great safeguard to Haeberlein, and Haeberlein was his dearest friend.
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To be so utterly, so blindly devoted to science is a great safeguard for a man.
13
Hikuli is the great safeguard against witchcraft.
14
But diversity, dissimilarity, variety in all their local and domestic institutions was the great safeguard of their liberties.
15
Be of good cheer, for you have in your own hands a great safeguard by never wronging another.
16
His geology is a great safeguard.
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