protectee

American  

[proh-tek-tee, pruh-tek-] / ˌproʊ tɛkˈti, prə tɛk- /

noun

1. a person, as a head of state, for whom official protection is provided.

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Etymology

Origin of protectee

First recorded in 1595–1605; protect + -ee

Example Sentences

Secret Service protection extends far beyond the agents that drive a protectee, and protect them and their immediate family.

From BBC

"There is always that level of synergy between the protector and the protectee," he said.

From BBC

Law enforcement consultant Roy Taylor, who has decades of experience coordinating security details for political events, said securing elevated positions around a venue is key to ensuring a protectee’s safety.

From Los Angeles Times

In addition to such publicly visible efforts, agents are often perched on rooftops with long guns when a protectee appears in public.

From Los Angeles Times

Secret Service, confirmed in a statement that the vials were addressed to “a Secret Service protectee,” adding that the vials were being tested.

From Salon