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to supersecure

to supersecure

7.1
To make something very safe from damage or theft
  • verb
  • /ˌsuːpərsɪˈkjʊr/
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  • To prevent any breaches, the company decided to supersecure its network with advanced firewalls.

Examples

  • You should supersecure your valuables before leaving for vacation to avoid any risk of theft.

  • The company supersecured its network after the breach.

  • They supersecure the backup drives by encrypting them and storing them off-site.

  • We need to supersecure our data.

  • To prevent any breaches, the company decided to supersecure its network with advanced firewalls.

  • They supersecure the backup drives by encrypting them and storing them off-site.

  • You should supersecure your valuables before leaving for vacation to avoid any risk of theft.

Synonyms

to protect
vsto supersecure
1.0

To keep someone or something safe from harm

aims for a much higher level of safety against attack loss or damage
to bulletproof
vsto supersecure
2 5.3

To make something strong enough to stop bullets

is more general, protecting against many threats not only physical shooting
to bulletproofing
vsto supersecure
  • Informal
5.3

To make something stronger so people cannot attack or criticize it

is broader and means making something extremely safe against attack loss or damage
to tamper-proof
vsto supersecure
3.9

To make something so people cannot open or change it without leaving a sign

focuses more widely on complete extreme protection against any attack or damage

Antonyms

479 3.2

Put someone in a situation where they can be harmed by something

124 3.7

To put someone or something in danger of harm

How Secure

to supersecure
7.1
to fortify
3 5.1
to reinforce
99 3.9
to protect
1.0
to secure
347 3.3

Surface Forms

supersecure infinitive
supersecured past participle
supersecuring present participle
supersecures third person singular

Morphology

supersecure = secure (transparent) = super + secure

The verb is formed by prefixing 'super-' to the verb 'secure', yielding the straightforward meaning 'make extremely secure'.

Etymology

Supersecure is formed from super- 'very' plus the verb secure 'to make safe'. So, to supersecure something is to make it 'very safe' against attack, loss, or damage.