Synonyms for guardianship
ˈgɑr di ənˌʃɪpguardian·ship

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1. care, charge, tutelage, guardianshipnoun

   attention and management implying responsibility for safety

   "he is in the care of a bodyguard"

   Synonyms:
   fear, keeping, accusation, commission, electric charge, explosive charge, tutorship, burster, caution, care, concern, complaint, kick, tending, heraldic bearing, billing, cathexis, maintenance, aid, tutelage, forethought, boot, bursting charge, armorial bearing, direction, charge, safekeeping, bearing, flush, attention, thrill, rush, precaution, bang, tuition, mission, upkeep

2. guardianship, keeping, safekeepingnoun

   the responsibility of a guardian or keeper

   "he left his car in my keeping"

   Synonyms:
   charge, retention, keeping, care, safekeeping, holding, tutelage

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1. • Protection

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1. guardianshipnoun

   Synonyms:
   protection, care, watch, wardenship, tutelage

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1. List of paraphrases for "guardianship":

   trusteeship, tutorship, tutelage, custody, tutelary, curatorship, wardship, tutela, guardian, tutelle, protection, care, parent, custodianship

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1. Stephanie Escamilla:

   He can just stop going to his psychiatric visits, drop all his medications and what can I do? I can't force him unless I have guardianship.

2. Stephanie Escamilla:

   I worry for my son because right now he's succeeding and he's doing OK and he's taking his medications but once he turns 18 and he learns that he's an adult, he can do whatever he would like to do, he can just stop going to his psychiatric visits, drop all his medications and what can I do? I can't force him unless I have guardianship.

3. Bernard Atiku:

   Foreigners have been manipulating the guardianship provision to take children out of the country.

4. Dorah Mirembe:

   I talked to them about the intended placement for their child and explained to them the implications of legal guardianship, this particular family (mother and father) seemed to know the implications of the intended placement.

5. Rothna Begum:

   It continues to happen in the context of wider discrimination against women, particularly the male guardianship system in which women have to, still, require permission for traveling abroad, to marry or to undertake higher education.