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Meanings of least secure in English

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Usage of least secure in English
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They must at least secure their connection with the baker.
Pelle the Conqueror — Volume 02
2
If so, it's because of one of the stupidest, least secure code words in history.
Wired
3
Yet for the lowest paid and least secure of workers, they are being made to wait.
Independent.ie
4
Which is, of course, the least secure place of all to be for winning the league.
The Irish Times
5
The least secure nations were largely found in sub-Saharan Africa, including Ethiopia, Rwanda, Nigeria and Mozambique.
Reuters
6
You expect, by going to Canada, to make your fortune, or at least secure a comfortable independence.
Roughing It in the Bush
7
Should fourth-placed Liverpool beat Middlesbrough, they would at least secure entry into the Champions League qualifying round.
Reuters
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I trust that my well-grounded refusal will at least secure to me the respect of your imperial majesty.
Queen Hortense: A Life Picture of the Napoleonic Era
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But, on the whole, verse-form is the region of poetic art in which Georgian poetry as a whole is least secure.
Recent Developments in European Thought
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Earlier, Sack's biggest headache had involved poison tasters, whose services had been requested by some of the world's least secure leaders.
The new yorker
11
Having most recently left public service, Haggar, the newest, least secure, and poorest of the partners, said, "I say yes."
The capitol game
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I ask you not to interfere for him: that would be vain; but if I were free, I might at least secure him justice.
Sybil, Or, The Two Nations
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He thus made an income which, if not large, was at least secure, and was assisted in the school by his niece, Peggy Garthorne.
The Secret Passage
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The prime minister has gone for the cheapest, least secure option, but it doesn't take a genius to work out why Huawei is so competitive.
Reuters
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By keeping his secret in his breast he at least secured the present.
The Stillwater Tragedy
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The foreman stood aghast, but said he had at least secured a fifty-pound note.
History of English Humour, Vol. 2
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