chaperoned
Watched over carefully
Chaperoned means accompanied by a chaperone—someone who supervises or watches over others, especially young people in social situations.
A chaperoned dance has adults present to maintain order.
Chaperoned visits are monitored, whether for safety or propriety: The teenagers were chaperoned by her mother.
High school formal dance
- ballSpherical plaything or gala
- danceRhythmic bodily movement
- debutanteFormally introduced young woman
- dateSpecific day or outing
formal · gala · soiree · cotillion · partner · companion · courting · courtship
Manage and direct
- monitorDisplay or supervisor
- watchPortable timekeeping device
- accompanyGo along with
- attendBe present at
supervise · proctor · guardian · overseer · custodian · steward · moderator · facilitator
prom
High school formal dance
- ballSpherical plaything or gala
- danceRhythmic bodily movement
- debutanteFormally introduced young woman
date · formal · gala · soiree · cotillion · partner · companion · courting · courtship · evening
oversee
Manage and direct
attend · supervise · proctor · guardian · overseer · custodian · steward · moderator · facilitator · coordinator
safeguard
Precaution against harm
- guardianProtective caretaker of another
- watchfulCarefully attentive, observant
- vigilantKeenly aware of danger
protector · security · custody · safekeeping · sentinel · defender · shield · oversight · caretaker · conservator
field trip
Organized educational excursion
student · school · outing · tour · camp · group · permission slip · parent · teacher · scout
- companionshipaccompanied, unaccompanied, together, alone, solo
- supportedsupported, backed, aided, helped out, assisted
chaperonedunchaperoned
Without an accompanying guardian
unsupervised · unmonitored · unwatched · unattended · unaccompanied
chaperonedunsupervised
Without oversight or guidance
wild · uncontrolled · unrestrained · free · unchecked
chaperonedunaccompanied
Without others present
alone · solitary · lonely · unescorted · solo
- chaperoned datesRomantic outings with oversight
chaperone, chaperon, chaperones, chaperons, chaperoning, chaperonage