Synonyms for protected
pro·tect·ed

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1. protectedadjective

   Antonyms:
   unprotected

2. protectedadjective

   Antonyms:
   unprotected

3. protectedadjective

   Antonyms:
   unprotected

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1. protectedadjective

   kept safe or defended from danger or injury or loss

   "the most protected spot I could find"

   Synonyms:
   saved

   Antonyms:
   open, naked, unshielded, defenseless, unprotected, destroyed, exposed

2. protected, savedadjective

   guarded from injury or destruction

   Synonyms:
   saved

   Antonyms:
   open, exposed, destroyed, unshielded, unprotected, naked, defenseless

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1. List of paraphrases for "protected":

   protection, sheltered, safeguarded, protect, secure, shielded, protégé, protects, copyrighted, protecting, secured, preserved, defended, trusted, covered, protective, protégés, guarded, protectable, checked-in, guaranteed, withheld

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1. Jim Kenney:

   And if the state and federal government don't want to stand up to the NRA and some other folks, then let us, let us police ourselves. But they preempt us on all kinds of gun control legislation, our officers deserve to be protected and don't deserve to be shot at by a guy for hours with an unlimited supply of weapons and an unlimited supply of bullets.

2. The Fields:

   When they create these laws, it hurts us and it strips away our constitutional right, we should have a right, and we do, to protect our homes and our families and our businesses. My husband is in an area where he needs to make sure that his Second Amendment right is protected.

3. Paul Petersen:

   We are trying to guarantee a safe and protected workplace with limited hours, oversight by a licensed professional mandated to report abuse, and guaranteed set-asides so the children have something if for nothing other than their therapy bills when they turn 18.

4. Barbara Banaszynski:

   Compassionate release is something that we want to do, we want to release as many people in those protected groups as we can, but I think we also have to be sure that the protections are there that those people don't end up in worse circumstances and causing increased and enhanced infections. A lot of those people had no place to go, i'm very worried about, not only from a disease perspective, but from perspective of increasing homelessness and disease spread. They may not have Covid-19 when they come out of the facility, but if they're on the street and vulnerable... they're likely to contract and add to the problem.

5. Joni Ernst:

   The whistleblower should be protected.