How to pronounce“insecure”in English
verbmean, people are losing their jobs and at the same time they're losing their health insurance. Precisely when they most need security, they feel most
insecure. So, we have seen a big increase in the share of Americans who lack health insurance. And the only reason that that increase has been muted
in the most recent economic downturn is because government has stepped in in the form of Medicaid and the children's health insurance program to soften the
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Definitions of “insecure”
Not secure.
“It was, as Carrados explained, entirely his own preposterous fault. Nothing but curiosity about the size of the room had impelled him to touch the walls, and the picture, having a weak cord or an insecure nail ... had it not brought something else down in its fall?”
Not comfortable or confident in oneself or in certain situations.
“He's a nice guy and all, but seems to be rather insecure around other people.”
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