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guardiannoun a person or group that watches over someone or somethingthe state became his guardian when he was put into protective custody custodian, guard, keeper, lookout, minder, picket, sentinel, sentry, warden, warder, watch, watcher, watchman observer, patrol, spotter, surveillant, watchdogbodyguard, convoy, defender, escort, honor guardgatekeeperhack(slang) a person who takes care of a property sometimes for an absent ownerthe guardians of the summer estate awaited the return of the tycoon someone that protectsthe editor defended his newspaper's unrelenting exposure of government corruption, arguing that it is journalism's role to act as a guardian of democracy custodian, defender, guard, guardian angel, protection, protector bodyguard, championlookout, sentinel, sentry, warden, warder, watch, watchdog, watchmanconserver, harborer, keeper, preserver, saver a person who has responsibility for the care of anotherwhen her parents died, her aunt became her legal guardian caregiver, carer, caretaker foster parentbabysitter, minder, nanny(also nannie), nurse, sittercustodian, guard, keep, keeper, protectorattendant, chaperone(or chaperon), companion charge, client, dependent, ward in the 15th century |