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The phrase "was protective of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a person or entity's attitude or behavior towards someone or something they care about and want to keep safe or defend. Example: The mother was protective of her newborn baby, always making sure to keep him warm and safe from any potential harm.
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As always, Kaufman was protective of Biden.
Mr. Moore, who was protective of Ms. Schein, intercepted.
But Esther was protective of Kahn, and loyal.
And Mr. Reston was protective of his protégés.
Duddy was protective of the man he had come to admire.
She said that she was protective of her school and of her kids.
Each, to varying degrees, was protective of Adam Rubin and tough on Minaya.
"Judi was protective of Michael like a lioness," Geoffrey Palmer says.
He was protective of Louisiana industries, like oil and gas producers and shrimp fishermen.
He was cajoled and pushed, he was protective of a legacy".
Kevork's wife was protective of her: she was a schoolgirl, and my grandfather was twice her age.
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