insulate

/ˈɪnsəleɪt/
verb
  1. To cover or surround something with a material that prevents heat, sound, or electricity from passing through.
    • We need to insulate the attic to keep the house warm in winter.
    • The electrician used rubber to insulate the wires for safety.
    • Soundproof foam helps insulate the recording studio from outside noise.
  2. To protect someone or something from harmful influences or unpleasant situations.
    • She built a strong support network to insulate herself from stress.
    • The wealthy family tried to insulate their children from financial worries.
    • Good laws can insulate citizens from unfair treatment by the government.
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