Definitions and Examples of security, safety
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
The state of being protected from harm, danger, or threats.
Example
The high walls around the palace provided security to the royal family.
The condition of being free from harm, danger, or injury.
Example
The safety measures at the construction site ensured that the workers were not at risk of accidents.
Key Differences: security vs safety
- 1Security refers to the state of being protected from harm, danger, or threats, often through the use of measures such as guards, locks, or surveillance systems.
- 2Safety refers to the condition of being free from harm, danger, or injury, often through the use of measures such as warning signs, protective gear, or safety protocols.
Effective Usage of security, safety
- 1Discussing Safety Measures: Use security and safety to talk about measures taken to protect people or property.
- 2Describing Situations: Use security and safety to describe situations where there is no risk of harm or danger.
- 3Expressing Concern: Use menace to express concern about potential harm or danger, and use security and safety to suggest ways to prevent it.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of menace are security and safety. While security refers to the state of being protected from harm, danger, or threats, safety refers to the condition of being free from harm, danger, or injury. Use these words to discuss safety measures, describe situations, and express concern about potential harm or danger.
