theftproof
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of theftproof
Example Sentences
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That does prove that the C3 is not theftproof.
From Washington Post
At a price like that, it's almost theftproof.
From Time Magazine Archive
That investigation might discover that traffic lanes specifically designated for bicycles, more courtesy from motorists, an increased number of theftproof places to park bicycles, and promotional campaigns pointing out the environmental and health benefits could encourage the use of two-wheelers.
From Time Magazine Archive
Seelig believes VeriChip could function as a theftproof, counterfeit-proof ID, like having a driver's license embedded under your skin.
From Time Magazine Archive
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