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Meanings of less secure in English

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Usage of less secure in English
1
A Europe that will be less democratic, less progressive and less secure.
The Irish Times
2
Secondly, those that seek to harm children should feel much less secure.
The Irish Times
3
The organisation might lose its name, and jobs suddenly feel less secure.
The Guardian
4
But indeed the older you grow the less secure becomes the furniture.
Mark Twain: A Biography. Volume III, Part 2: 1907-1910
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At the same time, coal has become more costly and less secure.
The Guardian
6
The other, less secure possibility that she might essentially change perished silently.
Java Head
7
The Nuggets are less secure in their standing and occupy the No.
Reuters
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Some chose to continue farming relying on less secure general security water entitlements.
The Guardian
9
So: less strong, less secure, more dangerous in a dangerous world.
The Guardian
10
Pensions have become markedly less secure in the past 30 years.
The Guardian
11
Are constituency matters any less secure than most correspondence between doctor and patient?
The Guardian
12
In many ways, though, the war has made them less secure.
Reuters
13
It will be a less secure depository for the public money.
The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Complete
14
Sometimes, the more you protect your force, the less secure you may be.
Obama's wars
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His complacency was less secure, so that there was more need for self-assertion.
The Heir of Redclyffe
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Some 28 per cent think their employment will be less secure within one year.
The Irish Times
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