to keep someone or something safe from harm
- Similar:
- protect
- Opposite:
- abandon
Foundation level · Year 4 · free
adjective
open to or shared by everyone
The public school fair was fun for every student.
One question about “public”, the way 11+ papers ask it (Foundation level).
to keep someone or something safe from harm
a person who serves in an army
to give up the throne or an important duty
a pardon that clears someone of blame or guilt
to say that someone has done something wrong
to stick to something, or to follow it closely
a person who strongly supports a leader or idea
to stop a meeting for a while or end it