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Definition: To prevent harm or difficulty.
Alright class, settle down and let’s take a look, At this word ‘saved,’ a little bit of book! The dictionary tells us, clear and bright, “To prevent harm or difficulty,” with all its might. Let's break it down, in a rhyming way, To really grasp what “saved” means today! Think about a kitten, tumbling down low, You reach out your hand, you quickly save it so! You’ve prevented harm, that’s plain to see, Saving the kitty – happy and free! Or maybe a friend is feeling blue, A kind word or hug, helps them see through. You're saving their sadness, lifting their cheer, Easing their trouble, banishing fear! It can be saving money, carefully planned, For a special treat, held close in your hand. Or saving a tree, from being felled and gone, Protecting the nature, until the break of dawn. So “saved” means to stop something bad, you see, To shield someone or something – happily! Do you have any questions about this word? Let’s discuss it with glee!
