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minders

 

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Noun minder has 1 sense
  1. babyminder, baby minder, minder - a woman who looks after babies in her own home while their parents are working
    --1 is a kind of keeper

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Minders

Description:

Minders is a plural noun that refers to individuals or devices responsible for monitoring and taking care of someone or something.

Senses:

  1. Personal Caregivers: Minders can refer to personal caregivers who are hired to provide assistance and support to individuals in need. They offer various services, including helping with daily activities, providing companionship, and managing medication.
  2. Childcare Providers: In the context of child care, minders typically denote responsible individuals who watch over and ensure the well-being of children. They offer supervision, engage in activities, and ensure the safety of the children.
  3. Monitoring Devices: Minders can also refer to electronic devices or software used for monitoring purposes. These devices track and supervise various aspects, such as security, health, or location.

Examples:

  • 1. The elderly woman hired two minders to assist her with household chores and personal care.
  • 2. The parents were relieved to find reliable minders who could take care of their children while they were at work.
  • 3. The minder alerted the security team as soon as the unauthorized person entered the restricted area.
  • 4. The smartwatch acts as a minder, tracking the user's heart rate and activity levels throughout the day.

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