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Main Entry:	in·se·cure [in-si-kyoor] /ˌɪnsɪˈkyʊər/ Show Spelled
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Example Sentences

If she's intentionally misleading folks, she must feel insecure.

After years of increasingly urgent efforts beating increasingly insecure faculty.

But business academics have good reason to feel insecure.

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If she's intentionally misleading folks, she must feel insecure.

After years of increasingly urgent efforts beating increasingly insecure faculty.

But business academics have good reason to feel insecure.

Remember, if you become fearful in front of an insecure dog, you are displaying a weaker energy than him.

But all is not lost for those of us who may have had insecure attachment as infants.

Robinson is great with insecure or rookie snorkelers.

It's start to feel unethical to use such an insecure platform as this one.

What it shows is that family finances have grown much more insecure.

However the long-term consequence of over-reliance on insecure faculty is quite the opposite.

More often than not, computer systems are still unreliable, insecure and hard to integrate.

People often confuse insecure dogs with aggressive dogs.

To the insecure person even a compliment is not trusted and deeper forms of verbal bonding can feel terrifying.

Not only that, but anything previously encrypted with public-key crypto would become immediately, retroactively insecure.

So they mock and ridicule and put down the women of whatever country they feel insecure about.

The news media did its part to keep citizens alert and insecure.

It seems to me, those with jobs, should feel more insecure than those unfortunate not to have jobs.

He is a beautiful and loving dog but he is extremely insecure.

Those who cut down others because they don't agree come across to me as weak and insecure.

Everyone knows that e-mail is an insecure form of communication.

These spec lies only make you look shifty and insecure.

And the illegitimacy also explains why the regime is always feeling insecure to the point of paranoia.

Are you so insecure about your beliefs that you have to bring them up in a fun illusion blog.

The e-mail you send to a friend may hit several insecure hosts before it gets to the intended recipient.

Two companies can use exactly the same product, he notes, and one can be secure while the other is insecure.

Airport security used to be annoying and blatantly insecure.

Excessive secrecy may have made our cyberspace insecure in the first place.

Just to say, folks, the silent treatment person may not be insecure or adolescent.

Cesar puts a new spin on racketeering to help this blue heeler get over his insecure fixation.

But all the hoopla cannot conceal the party's insecure state.

Driving to the psychologist's office and sitting in a public waiting room is far more insecure than encrypted communications.

And the inability to connect makes them feel isolated and insecure.

They're wounded and insecure one moment and furious the next, especially if there's an ex-girlfriend to blame.

It is more self-aware, and it has returned to feeling insecure until it subjugates its neighbours.

Allowing opponents to attack an insecure ruler could quickly escalate.

Half of them wrote about a time they felt secure and supported, whereas the other half wrote about feeling insecure and alone.

He stares at the painter with a fixed, almost insecure glare.

They rarely have health plans and their employment status is ceaselessly insecure.

It may also be a way to weed out the insecure candidates or those who are unsatisfied with themselves.

It is insecure and violent, with travel by foreigners under armed guard and limited to a few well-defended enclaves.

Worse, it can discourage people who are insecure about wine.

Truth be told, they're so insecure in themselves or morbidly unhappy that they need to project their anger toward others.

One was encryption, the practice of using codes to protect information over insecure channels.

It's enough to make you feel insecure about the placid, slightly misshapen tarts you usually bake.

Tenure provides an unusual variety of job security in an extremely insecure profession.

They fear that the shelters are insecure and their meagre possessions will be stolen.

Others are veterans of the insecure life of migrant farm work farther west.

Or, he could be controlling because he is insecure about your relationship.

Russian commenters in all their thin-skinned, insecure glory shines on this board.

Lewis said, nor did insecure attachment in infancy predict trouble in adolescence.

It's natural to freak out about things that make you feel insecure.

In addition, critics have said the barges are expensive, insecure and ill-suited for use as jails.

However, it cannot be facilitated by someone who is still insecure or ambivalent about which race he is in, himself.

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