secure
/səˈkjʊr/
adjective
- Fixed or fastened firmly so that it does not move or come loose.
- Make sure the ladder is secure before you climb it.
- The rope was tied in a secure knot around the post.
- She checked that the lid on the jar was secure.
- Safe from danger, harm, or loss.
- The building has a secure entrance with a guard.
- Keep your valuables in a secure place.
- They moved to a neighborhood with secure streets.
- Confident and free from worry or doubt.
- He felt secure in his job after receiving a promotion.
- Children need a secure environment to grow up in.
- She is secure in her relationship with her partner.
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verb
- To fasten or fix something firmly so it does not move or come loose.
- The crew secured the cargo with straps before the flight.
- He used a lock to secure his bicycle to the rack.
- Please secure the gate so the dog doesn't get out.
- To obtain or achieve something, especially after effort.
- He secured a loan to start his own business.
- She managed to secure a ticket to the sold-out concert.
- The company secured a major contract with a new client.
- To make something safe from attack, harm, or risk.
- The army worked to secure the border.
- We need to secure our data with strong passwords.
- They installed cameras to secure the warehouse.
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