tamper-proof — designed to show evidence of interference or to resist unauthorized opening or alteration
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: designed to show evidence of interference or to resist unauthorized opening or alteration
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈtæmpər pruːf/
Example Sentences
- After the infamous poisoning incident, all medication now comes in tamper-proof bottles that sound like maracas when opened.
- The election officials ensured that all ballot boxes were tamper-proof to maintain public trust.
- My diary has a tamper-proof lock, but my little sister still manages to read it somehow.
tamper-proof
ADJECTIVE[/ˈtæmpər pruːf/]
designed to show evidence of interference or to resist unauthorized opening or alteration
The tamper-proof seal on the medicine bottle protects every customer from harm.
Tools hamper, thieves scamper, but tamper-proof stays strong!
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“After the infamous poisoning incident, all medication now comes in tamper-proof bottles that sound like maracas when opened.”
“The election officials ensured that all ballot boxes were tamper-proof to maintain public trust.”
“My diary has a tamper-proof lock, but my little sister still manages to read it somehow.”
“The company invested in tamper-proof software to protect sensitive customer data.”
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