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• s  providing protective supervision; watching over or safeguarding
  tutelary gods

• The incumbent demanded reward for his tutelary role and went on to say that it was normal for such positions to be rewarded.
• After the fire incident, the investigators wanted to know who the tutelary figures of that show were.
• The peaks loomed over the valley as if they were the tutelary deities of the villages in the lowlands.

• custodial
• tutelar

News & Articles

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• Local Business Internet Marketing University to Teach Local Business Owners How to Build Website in Upcoming Google ...
  The Local Business Internet Marketing University, a division of Tutelary Marketing, aims to equip local businesses with the knowledge they need to do their own Internet marketing, rather than paying thousands of dollars a month to outsource this task. (PRWeb January 26, 2014) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/Local-Business-IMU/Googleplus-Hangout-On-Air/prweb11522512.htm
  Jan. 26, 2014 - PRWeb

Quotes

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• Alexis de Tocqueville in Heritage.org
  To an ever-increasing degree, our compatriots are subject to what Tocqueville described as "an immense tutelary power which takes sole charge of assuring their enjoyment and of watching over their fate."
• Ibn Warraq in FrontPage magazine.com
  Not only these Westerners, but almost all of Western history and thought, from ancient Greece onward--were guided by what Ibn Warraq calls "three tutelary guiding lights,"--rationalism (truth and objective knowledge); universalism (openness to...