Advanced as in repulse To rebut or fend off; to prevent something undesirable from happening Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Ward Off'
She carries a charm to ward off bad luck.
Investing in cybersecurity measures is crucial to ward off cyber threats.
The mother placed a protective amulet on her child to ward off evil spirits.
The vaccines are crucial to ward off infections and maintain public health.
The company implemented cybersecurity measures to ward off potential cyber threats.
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