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Insecure means not confident or not safe. It can describe people or situations. Learn more about the meaning, usage and synonyms of insecure with Cambridge Dictionary.
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MOODY definition: 1. If someone is moody, their moods change...
- Insecure Spanish Translation
INSECURE translate: inseguro, inseguro/ura...
- Insecure
insecure adjective (NOT SAFE) C2. (of objects or situations)...
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adjective. / ˌɪnsɪˈkyʊər/ feeling strong doubt about yourself and your abilities. inseguro/ura [ masculine-feminine, singular ] As a child, I was very insecure. Cuando era niña, era muy insegura. insecure teenagers adolescentes inseguros. Antónimo. secure. not safe or certain.
Spanish: de mírame y no me toques - inseguro - movedizo. In Lists: Emotions/feelings, more... Synonyms: unsure of yourself, self-conscious, apprehensive, unconfident, anxious, more... Collocations: an insecure [child, man, adult, woman], [feel, be, remain] insecure (about), insecure about herself, more...
Learn the meaning of insecure as an adjective for people and situations that are not confident or safe. See how to use insecure in sentences and compare it with related words.
Learn the meaning of insecure as an adjective, with synonyms, examples, and word history. Find out how to use insecure in a sentence and explore related phrases and entries.
adjetivo. 1. (= not confident) inseguro. to feel insecure sentirse inseguro. he feels insecure about their relationship se siente inseguro acerca de su relación. she feels insecure about sharing her flat with somebody else le preocupa la idea de compartir el piso con otra persona.
Insecure means feeling or being afraid, uncertain, or exposed to risk. It can also describe something that is not firmly or reliably placed or fastened. Learn more about the word history, usage, and related terms of insecure.
