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secure

Definition for secure

adjective as in safe

adjective as in fastened, stable

verb as in obtain

verb as in attach, tie up

verb as in protect, make safe

Strong matches

bulwark, cover, fend, guard, screen, shield

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A good start saw 21-year-old Tarling take points in the opening sprint, then secure maximum points in sprint three before he powered clear to gain a lap.

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The lesson for fund managers was clear: Your job is more secure if you stick with the crowd, even if you end up losing money when everyone else does.

It didn’t raise eyebrows when the Blazers willingly benched their best players for a night in the hopes of securing a higher draft pick, a common practice known as “tanking.”

There is a direct commercial flight to Moscow from Havana and Zhang, they allege, was able to secure a seat on it using fake papers.

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Leeds secure their first Premier League win at home since their opening game in August and pile on the problems for second-bottom West Ham.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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