[n] Bodyguard meaning (protector) with 5 examples

[n] Bodyguard
/ˈbɑː.di.ɡɑːrd/
(protector)
A person or group of people employed to protect someone, especially a public figure, from harm.
Example sentences:
The celebrity arrived at the event with a team of bodyguards.
His bodyguard was always nearby, keeping a watchful eye.
The politician's bodyguard quickly intervened during the commotion.
She hired a bodyguard for her personal protection.
The bodyguard escorted the VIP to the car after the meeting.
Common usage tip(s):
"Bodyguard" is often associated with individuals who protect celebrities, politicians, or other high-profile people.