Protector is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROTECTOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who protects, also PROTECTER
• a person or thing that protects someone or something
• a regent in charge of a kingdom during the minority, absence, or incapacity of the sovereign
• the title of the head of state in England during the later period of the Commonwealth between 1653 and 1659, first Oliver Cromwell (1653–8), then his son Richard (1658–9).
• One who, or that which, defends or shields from injury, evil, oppression, etc.; a defender; a guardian; a patron.
• One having the care of the kingdom during the king\'s minority; a regent.
• A cardinal, from one of the more considerable Roman Catholic nations, who looks after the interests of his people at Rome; also, a cardinal who has the same relation to a college, religious order, etc.
• a person who cares for persons or property
• the title of the head of state in England during the later period of the Commonwealth between 1653 and 1659, first Oliver Cromwell (1653–8), then his son Richard (1658–9).
• person or thing that protects
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that protects; guardian; a device used to prevent injury; guard

Words related to PROTECTOR

protecter13 protectoral15 protectors14 protectress15 protectresses17

Words that contain PROTECTOR

protectors14 protectory17 protectoral15 protectorate16 protectorial16 protectories16 protectorates17 protectorless17 protectorship22 protectorships23

How to use PROTECTOR in a sentence

• Not a word out of Anna as she returned by the side of her protector, but every now and then she looked at him sideways.
• He aimed to be the father of his people, and he was the protector of the poor.
• He then called a council of leading men, who made him Lord Protector, December 13, 1653.
• Many Mastiff puppies are very shy and nervous, but they will grow out of this if kindly handled, and eventually become the best guard and protector it is possible to have.
• As soon as I could think at all, I saw that there must be a Maker, Governor, and Protector of this world.
• In all the world he seemed to be her hope, her comfort, refuge, natural protector.
• Four days later, on the 16th of December, Cromwell assumed the state and title of Lord Protector of the Commonwealth.
• Nature has constituted me the protector of my children.
• He had been constituted the Protector of Christianity in the Turkish Empire, and demanded this by virtue of that authority.
• In my forlorn situation, forsaken in a strange place, I dreamed of you again, and I appealed to you again as my one protector and friend.
• He who is now protector is very persevering, and is qualified for this appointment.
• Young David promptly said that he would go, the arrangements were concluded, and the boy of seven accompanied his new protector to Washington.
• The same eminent protector placed Scipione in the service of the Cardinal Sforza.
• Early in February, however, Sir William Paget surrendered him in the name of Lord Protector Somerset to the discretion of S.
• Moreover, hikuli is a powerful protector of its people under all circumstances, and it gives luck.
• To Humboldt he was guide, teacher, protector and friend.
• Thus evil will be swept off the earth and the German Empire henceforth stand supreme protector of the new kingdom of righteousness.
• He is large and heavily built, a stalwart protector should perils beset them.
• Shaw might have concerted in general his sermon with the protector or his ministers, and yet have chosen himself the particular topics, and chosen them very foolishly.
• The protector then assailed the fidelity of Buckingham by all the arguments capable of swaying a vicious mind, which knew no motive of action but interest and ambition.
• He was rather their protector, and the colonists ever maintained towards him the kindest feelings.
• A friend to letters and the arts, he was the protector of writers like Olivier de la Marche, and of sculptors of the school of Dijon.
• The circle broken, the indignant Jean caught at the hand of her small protector and fled away in the direction of the store.
• Therefore, says the Protector, you must be ready to fight on land as well as by sea.
• That was, I believe, the main reason why General Roscoe selected him as your protector.
• If Charles went to war with a Protestant Lord Protector of England then some of his own subjects in the Netherlands would probably revolt.
• What was in prospect? Was he, not Henry Muir, to lose everything? After all, he was her father, her protector, her only hope for the future.
• Potenciana, chosen as their patron and protector against hurricanes.
• George, to choose some living protector, and therefore selected an ancient warrior, highly renowned for his prowess in the battle-field, who had, in his old age, become a monk.
• He became lord protector, a king in everything but the name.
• In the civil troubles he desired to remain neutral, and he opposed Cromwell when he was made Protector.
• The Lord Protector, we are reminded, was similarly borne from time into eternity on the wings of a devasting tornado.
• The Reverend Cyrus, who hated crossing the channel, had closed with the offer at once, and Sir Everard was to play protector.

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