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supersecure

supersecure

4.4
Very safe and protected from danger or theft
  • adjective
  • /ˌsuːpərsɪˈkjʊr/
translation icon : súper seguro
  • Our files are stored in a supersecure online vault with multiple layers of encryption.

Examples

  • They installed a supersecure lock on the front door after the break-in.

  • The company uses a supersecure system to protect customer data.

  • This vault is supersecure against theft.

  • We need a supersecure system for our data.

  • The bank uses a supersecure system to protect customers' personal information from hackers.

  • Her online account is protected by a supersecure password that includes letters, numbers, and special symbols.

  • This new security software offers a supersecure environment for online transactions.

Synonyms

secure
vssupersecure
318 3.2

Protected from danger or from people trying to break in

is stronger and expresses truly extreme protection
supersafe
vssupersecure
4.0

Very unlikely to cause harm or break

focuses especially on protection from threats attacks or unauthorized access
as secure as Fort Knox
vssupersecure
  • Informal
7.3

Very safe and hard for anyone to break into or steal from

stresses protection specifically against threats and unauthorized access
spill-proof
vssupersecure
  • Jargon
4.1

Does not tell secrets to others

focuses on defense against attacks and unauthorized access instead

Antonyms

581 4.0

At risk of being harmed, attacked or influenced

93 1.1

Likely to cause harm to people or damage to things

How Secure

supersecure
4.4
impenetrable
19 7.3
secure
318 3.2
safe
1.0
protected
1 2.0

Surface Forms

supersecure positive

Morphology

supersecure = secure (transparent) = super + secure

The prefix 'super-' clearly intensifies the adjective 'secure', creating the meaning 'extremely safe'.

Etymology

Supersecure comes from super- meaning 'very' and secure meaning 'safe' or 'protected'. That's why a supersecure system is one that is 'very safe' and strongly protected against danger or theft.