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secure
adjective
1 free from danger; providing safety.
2 free from trouble or worry.
3 free from uncertainty or mistrust; assured.
4 firmly fixed or attached.
5 not likely to be lost or taken away; safe or assured a secure job .
6 in custody, usually of the police.
verb (secured , securing )
1 to fasten or attach firmly.
2 to get or assure possession of something She's secured a place on the course for next year .
3 to make free from danger or risk; to make safe.
4 to guarantee.
[16c: from Latin securus , from se- without + cura care]
securable adjective .
securely adverb .
securer noun .
adjective
1 free from danger; providing safety.
2 free from trouble or worry.
3 free from uncertainty or mistrust; assured.
4 firmly fixed or attached.
5 not likely to be lost or taken away; safe or assured a secure job .
6 in custody, usually of the police.
verb (secured , securing )
1 to fasten or attach firmly.
2 to get or assure possession of something She's secured a place on the course for next year .
3 to make free from danger or risk; to make safe.
4 to guarantee.
[16c: from Latin securus , from se- without + cura care]
securable adjective .
securely adverb .
securer noun .
security
noun (securities )
1 the state of being secure.
2 protection from the possibility of future financial difficulty.
3 protection from physical harm, especially assassination.
4 protection from theft Our house has good security .
5 the staff providing such protection against attack or theft.
6 freedom from vulnerability to political or military takeover national security .
7 something given as a guarantee, especially to a creditor giving them the right to recover a debt.
8 (usu securities) a certificate stating ownership of stocks or shares, or the monetary value represented by such certificates.
adjective providing security security guard .
[15c]
noun (securities )
1 the state of being secure.
2 protection from the possibility of future financial difficulty.
3 protection from physical harm, especially assassination.
4 protection from theft Our house has good security .
5 the staff providing such protection against attack or theft.
6 freedom from vulnerability to political or military takeover national security .
7 something given as a guarantee, especially to a creditor giving them the right to recover a debt.
8 (usu securities) a certificate stating ownership of stocks or shares, or the monetary value represented by such certificates.
adjective providing security security guard .
[15c]
security blanket
noun
1 a blanket or other familiar piece of cloth carried around by a toddler as a source of comfort and security.
2 any familiar object whose presence provides a sense of comfort or security.
noun
1 a blanket or other familiar piece of cloth carried around by a toddler as a source of comfort and security.
2 any familiar object whose presence provides a sense of comfort or security.
Security Council
noun a body of the United Nations whose responsibility is to maintain international peace and security.
noun a body of the United Nations whose responsibility is to maintain international peace and security.
security risk
noun someone considered as being likely to give away state secrets as a result of their political affiliations.
noun someone considered as being likely to give away state secrets as a result of their political affiliations.
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