Client
Guardian
Guardian noun - A person who has responsibility for the care of another.
Usage example: when her parents died, her aunt became her legal guardian
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Synonyms for Guardian
How words are described
| good | good client | good guardian |
| female | female client | female guardian |
| current | current client | current guardian |
| original | original client | original guardian |
| Other adjectives: true, dead, single, abusive, actual, real, male, evil, young, famous, new, former, mysterious, titular, next, last, different, said, previous. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- In The Guardian's second season cliffhanger, James is brutally shot by a client and left to die.
Source: Bolivian Army Cliffhanger - Turns out, their client is the Guardian, who, having found out what his opposition knows about him, then has him murdered.
Source: Treacherous Advisor -
A defense lawyer in "Phobia" uses this when her client attacked and killed his son's legal guardian to forcibly regain his son only after he discovered that the adoptive parents were a homosexual couple.
Source: Series / Law & Order
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