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Definition of warder - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
securityUK guard in a prisonUK
- The warder patrolled the cell block diligently..
2.
protectorDated UK one who wards off or repels somethingDated UK
- The warder stood firm against the intruders.
Origin of warder
Old English, weard (guard) + -er (agent)
Terms with warder included in their meaning
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prison guard
prison warder in slang terms
security
the position or duties of a warder
Examples of warder in a sentence
A new warder was assigned to the high-security wing. The warder protected the realm from dark forces. As a warder, he ensured the village's safety.
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- French:gardien, protecteur, ...
- German:Gefängniswärter, Wächter, ...
- Italian:guardiano, protettore, ...
- Spanish:vigilante, ...
- Portuguese:carcereiro, guardião, ...
- Chinese:狱警, 守护者, ...
- Japanese:看守, 守衛, ...
- Arabic:سَجَّان, حَامٍ, ...
- Hebrew:סוֹהֵר, מָגֵן, ...
- Russian:тюремный охранник, защитник, ...
- Ukrainian:тюремний наглядач, захисник, ...
- Hindi:कारागार प्रहरी, रक्षक, ...
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