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Meanings of very insecure in English

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Usage of very insecure in English
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I panicked that no one would come, you know I'm very insecure.
The Guardian
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The buildings looked very insecure, and threatened every moment to float off.
Life on the Mississippi
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Suddenly Jeremy felt very insecure, his body heavy and knees weak, failing.
Java Head
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My last boyfriend was very insecure about my house, I mean my houses.
The Guardian
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This all seemed a very insecure basis for a permanent state.
A Backward Glance at Eighty: Recollections & Comment
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He had a feeling that right at this point his family was very insecure.
Nightfall
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Then you see Burke today... he's very uncertain, very insecure.
News.com.au
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You feel very insecure for your parents and your neighbours.
The masque of africa: glimpses of african belief
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It may topple the chief's plans over; they're very insecure.
The Iron Trail
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His property has been very insecure-thesale of it sometimes has been rendered impossible.
Speeches on Questions of Public Policy, Volume 1
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Playing cricket is a very insecure environment for anyone.
The South African
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But the tendril thus acquires a very insecure hold, and generally after a time slips off.
The Movements and Habits of Climbing Plants
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It looked very insecure, and shaky, and rotten.
Thistle and Rose: A Story for Girls
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My set-up is very insecure, because I'm freelance, and Paris isn't a good place to be insecure.
The Guardian
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The steps were decayed and broken, and the looseness of the stones rendered a footing very insecure.
A Sicilian Romance
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Still Tom felt his position very insecure.
The Three Admirals
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