protection
రక్షణ
definition
noun
the B vitamins give protection against infection
the action of protecting someone or something, or the state of being protected.
example
Minor missions in the game deal with incursions on their territory by rival gangs as well as exploring the twisted mentality of 'protection' money.
The elves had long ago sworn 'protection' of the royal house for future safety of its destined hero.
Large profits were made from booty and ransom, and by exacting 'protection' money from the cities.
It is also interesting to note that these are reported offences and do not account for people who are being threatened on a daily basis by gangs who entice businesses for 'protection' money.
his son was put under police 'protection'
The town made the news 10 years ago when a local hotelier made a stand against the mafia and refused to pay 'protection' money.
‘The relocation of six houses to ensure its 'protection' and preservation is a very small price to pay,’ she added.
Yes, private residences don't offer adequate 'protection' against nuclear fallout.
Family after family were thrown out on the roads for arrears of rent, a rent which in some cases had been trebled, with no provision for their 'protection' or shelter.
Without termite 'protection' , a house in the southeast is likely to get hit sometime.
sun 'protection'
that gives us some 'protection'
she was living under his lordship's 'protection' at Gloucester Gate
What really bothers people is when they are required to pay 'protection' money in an area.
I also know that some of these rogue elements gain businesses by threatening businessmen and demanding 'protection' money.
This strategy not only emphasized the status of the paramount chief, but it also pushed the undefended villagers to the centre for 'protection' in the event of an attack.
Next, the Mafia came and asked for 'protection' money.
The condom offers 'protection' against infections, as well as serious sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV.
the castle was built as 'protection' against the Saxons
'protection' money
We agreed and, to this day, those items are safely kept in that bomb shelter under the watchful 'protection' of that community watch.
By 1937 police were to discourage applications to possess firearms for house or personal 'protection' .
'protection' racket
True, some of the gangs transferred to other criminal activities, like 'protection' racketeering.
The 'protection' these shelters gave to the soldiers is clear to see.
'protection' money
a 'protection' racket
In one school in the South of London, for example, we knew of a group of students who acted like an organized ring and were demanding 'protection' money from other students.
they have no legal 'protection'
It's best to plant them on the south side of the house to provide winter 'protection' .
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