Pronunciation: /seɪfˈkiːpɪŋ/
noun the act of keeping something safe or the state of being kept safe
A1 I keep my jewelry in a safekeeping box.
A2 The important documents are in safekeeping at the bank.
B1 The family heirlooms have been passed down for generations and are now in safekeeping with me.
B2 The museum displays priceless artifacts under strict safekeeping measures.
C1 The government entrusted the classified information to a secure safekeeping facility.
C2 The rare paintings are under constant surveillance for safekeeping purposes.
formal The valuable documents were placed in a secure safekeeping facility.
informal I'll keep your keys in safekeeping until you get back.
slang I'll hold onto this for safekeeping, don't worry.
figurative Her memories were locked away in the safekeeping of her heart.
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