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supersecure

supersecure

6.1
Very sure about something without any doubt
  • adjective
  • /ˌsuːpərsɪˈkjʊr/
translation icon : totalmente seguro
  • After rehearsing, she felt supersecure about remembering every line during the performance.

Examples

  • The team felt supersecure about their chances of winning after months of practice.

  • He was supersecure in his decision to apply for the new job.

  • I feel supersecure in my new job.

  • Are you supersecure about your decision?

  • The team felt supersecure in their strategy after extensive preparation for the match.

  • She was supersecure in her belief that she would pass the exam after studying diligently.

  • After clarifying all the details, he felt supersecure in the agreement with his clients.

Synonyms

certain
vssupersecure
840 1.0

Feeling sure and having no doubt

is total absence of doubt rather than a general feeling of security
positutely sure
vssupersecure
  • Informal
9.8

Completely certain that something is true

is completely without doubt rather than only partly convinced
assured
vssupersecure
4.1

Confident and steady in voice or movement

is absolute lack of doubt rather than focused personal poise
superconfident
vssupersecure
  • Informal
5.2

Feeling very sure about your abilities and success

is about complete lack of doubt rather than high self belief

Antonyms

43 3.9

Not feeling sure or confident

25 3.0

Not sure about something and not ready to believe it

How Certain

supersecure
6.1
sure
1.0
confident
715 2.5
unsure
89 1.5
doubtful
25 3.0

Surface Forms

supersecure positive

Morphology

supersecure = secure (transparent) = super + secure

Meaning is a clear intensification of 'secure' using the productive prefix 'super-', so learners can derive 'very confident' from 'secure'.

Etymology

Supersecure comes from the prefix super- meaning 'very' and secure meaning 'safe' or 'free from worry'. So, to be supersecure about a decision is to feel 'very sure' and completely confident.