Pronunciation: /əz seɪf əz ˈhaʊzɪz/
adjective describing the level of safety being compared to houses
A1 My new apartment is as safe as houses.
A2 The neighborhood is known for being as safe as houses.
B1 The security measures in place make this building as safe as houses.
B2 The gated community is considered as safe as houses.
C1 The high-tech security system ensures that the property is as safe as houses.
C2 Living in this exclusive area is as safe as houses due to the private security team.
adverb modifying the adjective 'safe' to indicate the degree of safety
A1 She locked the door and felt as safe as houses.
A2 The neighborhood is known to be as safe as houses, so you don't have to worry about crime.
B1 The new security system made the office building as safe as houses.
B2 With the latest technology in place, the online banking platform is now as safe as houses.
C1 The nuclear power plant was designed to be as safe as houses, with multiple fail-safes in place.
C2 The encryption software used by the military is considered to be as safe as houses, making it nearly impossible to hack.
formal Investing in government bonds is often considered as safe as houses.
informal Don't worry, leaving your car parked here is as safe as houses.
slang This neighborhood is as safe as houses, you have nothing to worry about.
figurative Her promise to always be there for me is as safe as houses.
was as safe as houses
are as safe as houses
safer than houses
safest of all houses
is as safe as houses
will be as safe as houses
has been as safe as houses
is being as safe as houses
is as safe as a house
as safe as houses
to be as safe as houses
being as safe as houses
feeling as safe as houses