burglarproof
Americanadjective
verb (used with object)
Etymology
Origin of burglarproof
Example Sentences
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Before any remodeling was done at all, a fireproof, burglarproof vault was dug in the basement of the house in which every treasure was moved.
From Time Magazine Archive
But what most impressed a Chicago still living close to the stockyards was a private elevator and the report that the huge castle was burglarproof.
From Time Magazine Archive
The men understood at once that they had achieved the impossible, gained unchallenged entry to the burglarproof subterranean vaults of the Banque de France.
From Time Magazine Archive
All these he hung in his burglarproof home called Stone's Throw, outside Pittsburgh, and only people he liked and trusted ever got to see them.
From Time Magazine Archive
His city house is of the spick and span order, and he evinces a great interest in burglarproof devices.
From The Night-Born by London, Jack
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