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To guide or escort
“Then, again, with all the spirits of a boy and tenderness of a parent, he was ever ready to chaperon her to the places of public and private entertainment.”
To protect or guard someone while accompanying them
“She set out for Milan accompanied by her father, who had given up his post in the army so that he could chaperon her while she pursued her studies.”
To direct, handle, control, or be in charge of
Plural for a person who accompanies for supervision or protection
“I departed with my chaperon for the races.”
Plural for a knowledgeable chaperon, cicerone, or docent who escorts and instructs visitors during tours
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