tamper-resistant

[ tam-per-ri-zis-tuhnt ]

adjective

1. difficult to tamper with:

   a tamper-resistant cap on a medicine bottle.

Example Sentences

But measures that require secure, tamper-resistant storage can keep kids from getting their hands on guns.

From Washington Post

Housing officials said last week that the building, which had a separate lower unit, had 13 tamper-resistant, 10-year detectors, all of which were operational during the last inspection in May 2021.

From Seattle Times

Fire officials said Wednesday that several smoke detectors in the building were not working, but Jeremiah said the building had 13 tamper-resistant detectors in the units, all of which were operational during PHA’s last inspection in May 2021.

From Washington Post

But housing authority officials said Thursday the building actually had 13 tamper-resistant, 10-year detectors, all of which were operational during the last inspection in May 2021.

From Washington Times

The company regained public trust by quickly pulling Tylenol from American shelves and introducing new tamper-resistant packaging.

From New York Times