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Safe Vault

Definition:

A safe vault is a secure storage container designed to protect valuable items such as money, jewelry, important documents, and other valuable possessions from theft, fire, or damage.

Senses:

  1. Noun - Secure Storage Container:

    A safe vault is a solid and heavy box made of metal, typically fitted with a lock and often additional security measures such as electronic keypad entry or biometric authentication.

    Example sentence: I keep all my important documents and valuable heirlooms in the safe vault to ensure their utmost security.

  2. Noun - Financial Institution:

    A safe vault is a highly secured room or facility within a bank or financial institution where customers' valuables are stored. These vaults have advanced security systems and restricted access.

    Example sentence: The bank's safe vault is equipped with advanced security measures to safeguard its clients' assets.

Popular Uses:

  • Residential safe vaults for storing cash, jewelry, and important documents at home.
  • Bank safe vaults for safeguarding customers' valuable items and cash deposits.
  • Commercial safe vaults used by businesses to store sensitive information or valuable assets.

Local Uses:

  • Specific regional terms or variations may include:
    • "Strongbox" in some areas.
    • "Money chest" in certain local communities.

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