nonsecurity
- noun
- /nɒn sɪˈkjʊərɪti/
- Economic nonsecurity can lead to increased stress and anxiety among families.
Examples
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Social programs aim to reduce nonsecurity by providing support to those in need.
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Many people are facing nonsecurity in their employment.
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The government is working to address the problem of nonsecurity in rural areas.
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The rise in nonsecurity jobs has caused concern among workers.
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The government is working to address the problem of nonsecurity in rural areas.
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Economic nonsecurity can lead to increased stress and anxiety among families.
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Social programs aim to reduce nonsecurity by providing support to those in need.
Synonyms
A lack of safety that makes people or places open to danger
A situation where people or things can be hurt
Not being able to protect yourself from harm or attack
A lack of care that makes someone easy to take advantage of
Being without safety and open to harm or attack
Antonyms
How Secure
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonsecurity is formed from non- 'not' and security 'safety' or 'protection', so it means the state of 'not having safety' or a 'lack of protection', for example in economic or social life.