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1. safe
adjective.
(ˈseɪf)
Free
from
danger
or
the
risk
of
harm.
Antonyms
harmful
injured
vulnerable
insecure
dangerous
impaired
damaged
Synonyms
riskless
unhurt
fail-safe
uninjured
unhazardous
Etymology
safe (English)
safe (Middle English (1100-1500))
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2. fail-safe
noun.
(ˈfeɪlˌseɪf)
A
mechanism
capable
of
returning
to
a
safe
state
in
case
there
is
a
failure
or
malfunction.
Antonyms
vulnerable
unsound
Synonyms
mechanism
3. fail-safe
adjective.
(ˈfeɪlˌseɪf)
Eliminating
danger
by
compensating
automatically
for
a
failure
or
malfunction.
Antonyms
dangerous
harmful
Synonyms
safe
4. fail-safe
adjective.
(ˈfeɪlˌseɪf)
Guaranteed
not
to
fail.
Antonyms
insecure
injured
Synonyms
secure
5. safe-conduct
noun.
A
document
or
escort
providing
safe
passage
through
a
region
especially
in
time
of
war.
Antonyms
keep down
dematerialize
dematerialise
stay in place
Synonyms
passport
pass
6. safe
noun.
(ˈseɪf)
Strongbox
where
valuables
can
be
safely
kept.
Antonyms
dislodge
unbutton
unbar
Synonyms
deedbox
Etymology
safe (English)
safe (Middle English (1100-1500))
7. safe
adjective.
(ˈseɪf)
(of
an
undertaking)
secure
from
risk.
Antonyms
adventurous
broken
Synonyms
unadventurous
Etymology
safe (English)
safe (Middle English (1100-1500))
8. safe
noun.
(ˈseɪf)
Contraceptive
device
consisting
of
a
sheath
of
thin
rubber
or
latex
that
is
worn
over
the
penis
during
intercourse.
Antonyms
detach
unbuckle
unhook
unzip
unlock
unfasten
untie
Synonyms
contraceptive device
prophylactic
prophylactic device
contraceptive
rubber
Etymology
safe (English)
safe (Middle English (1100-1500))
9. safe
adjective.
(ˈseɪf)
Financially
sound.
Antonyms
unsound
unchain
unwire
unstaple
unpin
Synonyms
sound
secure
dependable
Etymology
safe (English)
safe (Middle English (1100-1500))
10. safe
noun.
(ˈseɪf)
A
ventilated
or
refrigerated
cupboard
for
securing
provisions
from
pests.
Antonyms
unbelt
uncork
unprotected
break
Synonyms
meat safe
closet
Etymology
safe (English)
safe (Middle English (1100-1500))
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