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Meanings of shielder in English
Synonyms
Examples for "guardian"
Examples for "guardian"
1
Address the guardian of the south with words to the effect of:
2
Address the guardian of the north with words to the effect of:
3
The son's guardian was a wizard of great power but dubious principle.
4
Address the guardian of the west with words to the effect of:
5
Walker has appointed Washoe County's public guardian's office to investigate the case.
1
Facing Ronaldo, the Manchester City defender said, would not be a problem.
2
I'm an attorney working for the public defender's office on your case.
3
United defender Chris Smalling: Gutted to hear the news about Sir Alex.
4
The Nürnberg defender was able to continue after treatment on the sideline.
5
Ireland defender Stephen Ward has signed a new two-year deal with Burnley.
1
I'm a protector, he said during a recent New York press event.
2
Bobby didn't think that family solidarity required him to be my protector.
3
This is what I've done in terms of the public protector's report.
4
Costs were also awarded to the public protector in her personal capacity.
5
When he tested an ordinary plastic protector, it seemed to work fine.
Usage of shielder in English
1
Manners, that I am a pirate and an outlaw, and that you are the shielder of such.
2
With state support schemes closed, shielders in locked-down Leicester are surviving on food brought by volunteers.
3
And yet it is striking that a similar thing is being done to another group -shielders -but with even less attention.
4
"Get thee hence, thou shielder of the devil's children," said a young, fat deacon, walking up to the trader and spitting contemptuously at his feet.