shield from

Frequency: 8.522.0 per million words

to prevent someone or something from experiencing something harmful or unpleasant

shieldVERB: shield + PREPOSITION

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from

Examples (10)

  • The thick canopy of leaves helped to shield us from the harsh midday sun.
  • The government introduced new regulations to shield consumers from predatory lenders.
  • He tried to shield his younger sibling from the unpleasant news.
  • The company's legal team worked to shield its executives from any potential lawsuits.
  • A good insurance policy can shield you from financial ruin in case of an emergency.
  • The artist used layers of varnish to shield the painting from dust and damage.
  • The thick fur coat was designed to shield the wearer from the extreme cold.
  • The diplomat's primary role was to shield his country's interests from foreign interference.
  • The soundproof walls were intended to shield the residents from the noise of the nearby highway.
  • She used an umbrella to shield herself from the sudden downpour.