Antonyms for in securer

Grammar : Adj

Spell : in-si-kyoor

Phonetic Transcription : ˌɪn sɪˈkyʊər

Definition of in securer

Origin : 1640s, "unsafe," from Medieval Latin insecurus, from in- "not" (see in- (1)) + Latin securus (see secure). Psychological sense dates from 1935; insecurity in this sense dates from 1917. Related: Insecurely.

As in infirm : adj sick, weak
As in insecure : adj uncertain, worried
As in insecure : adj dangerous, precarious
As in loose : adj not tight; unconstrained
As in perilous : adj dangerous
As in precarious : adj tricky, doubtful
As in rickety : adj unsound, broken-down
As in risky : adj dangerous
As in shaky : adj trembling
As in slippery : adj uncertain, unreliable
As in treacherous : adj dangerous
As in uncertain : adj doubtful, changeable
As in uneasy : adj awkward, uncomfortable
As in unsafe : adj dangerous
As in unsettled : adj bothered, upset
As in unsound : adj not well; flimsy
As in unstable/unsteady : adj doubtful, weak
As in weak : adj cowardly
As in wobbly : adj shaky
As in unstable : adj doubtful
As in attackable : adj vulnerable
As in jeopardous : adj dangerous
As in parlous : adj dangerous
As in relaxed : adj loose
As in tottering : adj unstable
As in tottery : adj unstable
As in unapt : adj doubtful
As in unconfined : adj loose
As in weakly : adj infirm
As in dangerous : adj hazardous, troubling
As in diffident : adj hesitant; unconfident
As in doubtful : adj questionable, unclear
As in hazardous : adj dangerous, unpredictable
As in ill at ease : adj not feeling at ease

Synonyms for in securer

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