Child Safety Guidelines

adjective A word or phrase that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, such as 'accident prone' which describes someone who is likely to have accidents.

• He has always been accident prone, constantly getting injured or causing mishaps.
• Watch out for her, she's so accident prone that she's always tripping over something.
• I swear, he's like a walking disaster, so accident prone!
• Her life seems to be a series of accidents, making her quite accident prone in a metaphorical sense.

adjective describing something that does not cause harm or damage

• The substance was proven to be harmless after extensive testing.
• Don't worry, it's just a harmless prank.
• That joke was totally harmless, no need to get upset.
• Her words may seem harmless, but they carry a deeper meaning.

adjective describing a person or thing that is not being looked after or supervised

• The unattended luggage at the airport raised security concerns.
• Hey, don't leave your bag unattended!
• Dude, your stuff is just sitting there unattended, someone might take it.
• Her unattended emotions eventually led to a breakdown.

noun a person who kidnaps someone, typically for ransom or political reasons

• The police have identified the abductor in the kidnapping case.
• I heard they caught the abductor red-handed.
• The abductor is a real creep, man.
• Fear is the abductor of dreams, holding us back from reaching our full potential.