Synonyms for guarded
ˈgɑr dɪdguard·ed

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1. guarded, restrainedadjective

   prudent

   "guarded optimism"

   Synonyms:
   restrained, quiet, unemotional, moderate, reticent

   Antonyms:
   incautious

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1. guardedadjective

   Synonyms:
   cautious, wary, circumspect, watchful, careful

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1. guardedadjective

   Synonyms:
   cautious, wary, circumspect, careful, reserved, non-committal

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1. List of paraphrases for "guarded":

   kept, monitored, protected

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1. Gianno Caldwell:

   Fox News political analyst Gianno Caldwell, author of' Taken for Granted,' talks to homeless about the coronavirus crisis. Until this thing runs out, I dont think we can be overly prepared, or cautious, or guarded.

2. Ian Nakamoto:

   People don't quite know what to expect. The consensus is that OPEC will have a bit of a production cut but not a lot - not enough to make the price go up, we're obviously guarded about adding new money to the energy sector, and we'll have to wait another day or so to see what happens to prices.

3. Kevin Durant:

   We came out with more freedom as individuals and took the shots that we normally take, and they went in tonight and we guarded up, so it was a good step.

4. Juan Ramon Quintana:

   Mr Belaunde has fled from the residence where he was guarded by a team of police. It would have been at around 3 am.

5. Douglas Farah:

   He was a Soviet officer, most likely a lieutenant, who simply saw the opportunities presented by three factors that came with the collapse of the USSR and the state sponsorship that entailed : abandoned aircraft on the runways from Moscow to Kiev, no longer able to fly because of the lack of money for fuel or maintenance ; huge stores of surplus weapons that were guarded by guards suddenly receiving little or no salary ; and the booming demand for those weapons from traditional Soviet clients and newly emerging armed groups from Africa to the Philippines.