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ultra-safe
adjective
(alsoultrasafe)uk /ˌʌl.trəˈseɪf/ us /ˌʌl.trəˈseɪf/
very unlikely to cause harm:
Motor racing now is ultra-safe compared to how it was in the past.
A few extra minutes on the grill will make the meat ultra-safe.
very unlikely to lose value:
Their advisor recommended that they transfer their savings to an ultra-safe money market fund.
Investors eagerly bought up the ultra-safe government bonds at low interest rates.
Some drivers might dismiss the car's handling as boring; others would class it as ultra-safe.
They use high-tech materials to make ultralight, ultrasafe, sturdy bikes.
These ultra-safe hydrogen storage tanks will even withstand gunfire without exploding.
Many pension funds moved assets away from ultra-safe government bonds to corporate bonds, to benefit from higher yields.
Small investors have put less money into equity funds, and ultrasafe bank savings deposits have reached an all-time high.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Safe and secure
airworthiness
as safe as housesidiom
biosafety
bite
clear of something
harmlessness
have/lead a sheltered lifeidiom
health and safety
impregnable
impregnably
nonexposed
out of danger
potable
protected
roadworthy
unassailed
unbruised
unthreatening
untouchable
well kept
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