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- DictionaryIn·se·cure/ˌinsəˈkyo͝or/
adjective
- 1. not firmly fixed; liable to give way or break: "an insecure footbridge"
- 2. (of a person) not confident or assured; uncertain and anxious: "a rather gauche, insecure young man"
insecure adjective (NOT SAFE) C2. (of objects or situations) not safe or not protected: The situation is still insecure, with many of the rebels roaming the streets. Nations which are not self-sufficient in energy will face an insecure future. We've gone through a few financially insecure years.
Insecure means either lacking self-confidence or lacking security. An insecure person might constantly doubt their own intelligence. An insecure building is an easy target for even the most bumbling burglar.
not safe or protected. Jobs nowadays are much more insecure than they were ten years ago. As an artist he was always financially insecure. Many people use insecure passwords or they use the same password for everything. Insecure doors and windows (= for example, without good locks) make life easy for burglars.
3 days ago · If you are insecure, you lack confidence because you think that you are not good enough or are not loved. In effect she is punishing her parents for making her feel threatened and insecure. Most mothers are insecure about their performance as mothers.
6 days ago · If you are insecure, you lack confidence because you think that you are not good enough or are not loved. Most mothers are insecure about their performance as mothers. Synonyms: unconfident, worried, anxious, afraid More Synonyms of insecure. insecurity (ɪnsɪkyʊərɪti ) Word forms: plural insecurities variable noun.
INSECURE definition: 1. having no confidence in yourself and what you can do: 2. not safe or protected: . Learn more.
INSECURE meaning: 1 : not secure: such as; 2 : not confident about yourself or your ability to do things well nervous and uncomfortable often + about.
