unsecured

/ʌnsɪˈkjʊrd/
adjective
  1. Not fixed or fastened securely; loose or unstable.
    • An unsecured load can shift and cause an accident.
    • The unsecured gate swung open in the wind.
    • The unsecured ladder wobbled dangerously as he climbed.
  2. Not protected against theft, attack, or unauthorized access.
    • Never leave your valuables unsecured in a public place.
    • The unsecured door made the house an easy target for burglars.
    • An unsecured Wi-Fi network can be hacked easily.
  3. Not guaranteed by collateral (in finance).
    • She took out an unsecured credit card with no deposit required.
    • An unsecured loan usually has a higher interest rate.
    • Unsecured debt includes things like medical bills and credit card balances.
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