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Meanings of insecure in English
Lacking in security or safety.
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Usage of insecure in English
1
He said: She can get quite insecure about the way she looks.
2
Working in the media is, generally speaking, poorly paid and highly insecure.
3
Senator Antonio Trillanes said Duterte was insecure about his hold on power.
4
After all, his friends and family said, Hendrix was shy and insecure.
5
Even better-secured services still offer password reset links sent via insecure email.
6
You might begin to feel a bit insecure, and that's completely natural.
7
Each time this happens, large numbers of people become homeless and insecure.
8
Most of the country outside of Kabul is largely insecure, Bolles said.
9
The position of Belisarius seemed more insecure than in fact it was.
10
In the vanity typical of the insecure, they abnegate all foreign knowledge.
11
How can young people start families when their lives are so insecure?
12
It's a form of insecurity, and insecure men have never interested me.
13
Mary Underwood's position in the town and in the schools was insecure.
14
I panicked that no one would come, you know I'm very insecure.
15
But dozens of these apps leave open insecure ports on those smartphones.
16
Without much difficulty he burst the insecure fastenings and removed the lid.
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Insecure across language varieties
Australia
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United States of America
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Ireland
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