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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a guardian of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that protects, oversees, or takes care of a particular thing, concept, or group.
Example: "She is a guardian of the environment, advocating for sustainable practices and conservation efforts."
Alternatives: "protector of" or "defender of".
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This has turned it into a guardian of civil liberties.
Allam is a guardian of the club, not its parent.
Mr. Khanna sees himself a guardian of newcomers.
He also was a Guardian of Yeshiva University.
The Commission acts as both a facilitator and a guardian of the capital markets.
Now 88, Anna's father had long been a guardian of the family legacy.
NOTHING in Mr. Singer's background would have marked him as a guardian of superstars.
He must be a business partner and a guardian of corporate integrity.
Claiborne never thought of himself as a guardian of the old French menu.
Instead it will act as a guardian of what he calls "public space".
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That's a guardian-of-the-game responsibility that seems to go beyond the writers' proper role.
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