well-guarded
having sufficient protection from danger or harm
kept private or out of the public eye: well-guarded secrets
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How to use well-guarded in a sentence
It's just that those in charge have diverted that wealth into a deep well that sits on their well-guarded estates.
She was very well dressed, evidently a well-guarded young thing from one of the summer colonies.
The Butterfly House | Mary E. Wilkins FreemanHe has the whole four bridges across the creek well guarded; that is, all but one, and that's the point we have to take.
The Blue and The Gray | A. R. WhiteJohnson,” to a soldier, “see that these girls are well-guarded until I give other orders.
A Daughter of the Union | Lucy Foster MadisonHe noticed also that it was well guarded and that it would require some cleverness on his part to get it.
Algonquin Indian Tales | Egerton R. Young
A safe boat given also by him who built the gratuitous ferry daily transports to the well-guarded shore.
From the Caves and Jungles of Hindostan | Helena Pretrovna Blavatsky
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