1. past tense and past participle of bodyguard; to protect or escort (a person) as a bodyguard
Usage: transitive verb; less common than the noun form

1. accompanied or protected by a bodyguard or bodyguards
Usage: attributive use

Examples

• The celebrity was bodyguarded by a team of security professionals.
• The visiting dignitary bodyguarded his way through the crowded airport.
• The bodyguarded entourage arrived at the venue.
• She felt safer once she was bodyguarded by trained security personnel.
• The bodyguarded delegation moved quickly through the streets.
• He was bodyguarded at all public appearances due to security concerns.