Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One who or that which preserves or guards (something) in safety.
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Examples
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And they say that he ` s being housed in the safe-keeper section of that particular prison.
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The written leaf, if it be, as some few are, a safe-keeper and conductor of celestial fire, is secure.
Among My Books First Series James Russell Lowell 1855
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Her mother insists that the family home is more important financially as it is where they keep all the family heirlooms because the mother is considered to be the safe-keeper for the larger family.
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"External hard drives have become the safe-keeper of memories, with many hours of special moments stored within them.
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"External hard drives have become the safe-keeper of memories, with many hours of special moments stored within them.
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"External hard drives have become the safe-keeper of memories, with many hours of special moments stored within them.
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