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were guards
noun
A person who, or thing that, protects or watches over something.
Exact(28)
The first five players drafted were guards.
"Most coaches were guards," he said.
The following day there were guards all round our house.
Nine of the next 10 picks were guards.
Three of those charged in Federal District Court in Brooklyn were guards.
Accused is a group of women who were guards in Auschwitz.
Similar(32)
His remarks were guarded.
But other researchers were guarded.
They were quick; they were guarded; they were crazy.
The Americans were guarding both.
The barricades were guarded by armed civilians.
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