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View definitions for insecurity

insecurity

noun as in anxiety

noun as in danger

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When Stabenow released her Farm Bill text on Monday, it was largely well-received by organizations that deal with food insecurity, which has been a major concern this year.

From Salon

The scheme had also been “valued highly by those working in schools”, the report found, with senior leaders saying it had “helped to address the problems of hidden hunger and food insecurity”.

From BBC

The now 50-year-old model explained on the podcast "Fashion Neurosis with Bella Freud" that she felt a sense of insecurity during a photo shoot for The Face magazine at age 15.

From Salon

Summing up the mood of the city, Nazarian cited a “sense of insecurity that a lot of people are feeling.”

It’s not that feelings don’t come up that don’t feel good and bring doubt and insecurity.

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

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