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secure
verb
-
secure
,
securing
,
secures
,
secured
to
fasten
or
tie
something
firmly
so
it
will
not
move
,
fall
,
or
be
taken
•
She
secured
the
rope
to
a
tree
before
climbing
down
.
She
secured
the
rope
to
a
tree
before
climbing
down
.
•
Please
secure
your
seat
belt
.
Please
secure
your
seat
belt
.
verb
-
secure
,
securing
,
secures
,
secured
to
protect
something
so
it
is
safe
from
danger
,
attack
,
or
loss
•
Soldiers
secured
the
area
before
civilians
arrived
.
Soldiers
secured
the
area
before
civilians
arrived
.
•
The
company
is
upgrading
software
to
secure
customer
data
.
The
company
is
upgrading
software
to
secure
customer
data
.
verb
-
secure
,
securing
,
secures
,
secured
to
get
or
achieve
something
,
especially
after
effort
•
She
finally
secured
a
scholarship
to
the
university
.
She
finally
secured
a
scholarship
to
the
university
.
•
The
team
secured
first
place
in
the
tournament
.
The
team
secured
first
place
in
the
tournament
.
cure
verb
-
cure
,
curing
,
cures
,
cured
to
make
a
sick
person
healthy
again
or
make
an
illness
disappear
completely
•
The
new
medicine
could
cure
thousands
of
patients
each
year
.
The
new
medicine
could
cure
thousands
of
patients
each
year
.
•
Time
and
rest
eventually
cured
his
injured
ankle
.
Time
and
rest
eventually
cured
his
injured
ankle
.
verb
-
cure
,
curing
,
cures
,
cured
to
preserve
food
or
other
materials
by
drying
,
salting
,
smoking
,
or
similar
methods
•
They
cure
the
ham
with
salt
and
smoke
for
extra
flavor
.
They
cure
the
ham
with
salt
and
smoke
for
extra
flavor
.
•
To
make
jerky
,
you
first
cure
thin
strips
of
beef
.
To
make
jerky
,
you
first
cure
thin
strips
of
beef
.
insecure
adjective
-
insecure
,
insecuring
,
insecures
,
insecured
lacking
confidence
in
one's
own
abilities
,
worth
,
or
appearance
;
feeling
anxious
or
uncertain
about
oneself
•
"
I
feel
so
insecure
about
speaking
in
public
,"
the
young
man
admitted
.
"
I
feel
so
insecure
about
speaking
in
public
,"
the
young
man
admitted
.
•
She
became
insecure
after
her
friends
started
dating
.
She
became
insecure
after
her
friends
started
dating
.
From
early
17th
century
English
,
borrowed
from
Latin
insēcūrus
,
equivalent
to
in-
(‘
not
’)
+
sēcūrus
(‘
secure
,
free
from
care
’).
adjective
-
insecure
,
insecuring
,
insecures
,
insecured
not
safe
or
protected
from
danger
,
loss
,
or
attack
•
The
old
bridge
felt
insecure
during
the
storm
.
The
old
bridge
felt
insecure
during
the
storm
.
•
"
This
building
has
an
insecure
door
,"
the
security
guard
warned
.
"
This
building
has
an
insecure
door
,"
the
security
guard
warned
.
From
early
17th
century
English
,
borrowed
from
Latin
insēcūrus
,
equivalent
to
in-
(‘
not
’)
+
sēcūrus
(‘
secure
,
free
from
care
’).
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