Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
safe-passage
noun
/seɪf ˈpæsɪdʒ/

Definition
A legal or implied allowance for safe travel or transit through a particular area, often upheld by treaty or agreement.

Examples
- The diplomats were granted safe-passage through the war-torn region.
- The agreement included provisions for safe-passage for humanitarian aid workers.

Meaning
The term ‘safe-passage’ refers to the assurance that individuals can travel safely through a specific region without threat or harm, often due to diplomatic agreements or protections.

Synonyms
- safe conduct
- secure passage
- freedom to travel