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Often used in the same context:
chaperon,
executor,
sui juris,
chaperone,
guarantor,
grandparent,
godparent,
protector,
surrogate,
caretakers,
conservator,
gatekeeper,
wardship,
caregiver,
adoptive parent,
filiation,
executrix,
testator,
ad litem,
nurturer,
probating,
custodian,
godchild,
eldest,
non compos mentis,
child,
adult,
remarries,
carer,
motherless,
legatee,
babysitter,
heir,
trustor,
lawgiver,
siblings,
stepparent,
testamentary,
intestate,
guardian angel,
father,
grandchild,
testatrix,
consent,
minder,
surrogate mother,
parent,
cosigner,
administratrix,
pledgee,
nursemaid,
inter vivos trust,
lord chamberlain,
settlor,
reviewal,
ne exeat,
niece,
spouse,
adoptee,
aunt,
caseworker,
governess,
testate,
intestacy,
bailor,
inheritor,
son,
firstborn,
superego,
daughter,
designee,
ruler,
handmaid,
appointor,
overseer,
stepbrother,
harborer,
grantor,
decedent,
foster,
nanny,
testamentary trust,
sacristan,
pendente lite,
protectress,
birth certificate,
obligee,
sister,
person,
supervision,
wills,
notary,
upholder,
helper,
helpmeet,
maidservant,
changeling,
usma,
abuser,
arbiters,
foundling,
godmother,
guardians,
custodians,
guardianship,
mentor,
protectors,
caretaker,
patron,
benefactor,
confidant,
safeguard,
sovereign,
tutor,
arbiter,
arbitrator,
depository,
avenging,
allpowerful,
benignant,
enthroned,
obituary,
offended,
tutelary,
adored,
angered,
chthonic,
delian,
displeased,
eponymous,
fallen,
geography,
haired,
incarnate,
omnipotent,
refer,
revered
More specific:
admonisher,
bodyguard,
champion,
chaperon,
chaperone,
custodian,
escort,
fighter,
fire-eater,
fireman,
fire fighter,
forefighter,
foster parent,
guard,
hero,
keeper,
lawman,
law officer,
monitor,
paladin,
patron saint,
peacekeeper,
peace officer,
reminder,
steward
Appears in the definition of:
argus,
athena,
athene,
behalf,
foster-parent,
genius loci,
guardianship,
heimdal,
heimdall,
heimdallr,
keeping,
michael,
pallas,
pallas athena,
pallas athene,
parent,
priapus,
safekeeping,
sanctionative,
self-appointed,
sif,
tutor,
watchdog
More general:
human,
individual,
mortal,
person,
somebody,
someone,
soul
Synonyms:
custodial,
defender,
protective,
protector,
tutelar,
tutelary
Also try:
— Adjectives for guardian:
legal,
natural,
sole,
faithful,
special,
appointed,
general,
male,
titular,
personal,
former,
more...
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