securer

American  

[si-kyoor-er] / sɪˈkyʊər ər /

noun

plural

securers

1. a person or thing that secures.

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Example Sentences

By the time of his silver jubilee in 1935, the position of this reimagined British monarchy was securer than it had ever been.

From Washington Post

Legislators recently apportioned $380 million to address the election cybersecurity crisis, yet far more funding must be devoted specifically to replacing obsolete systems with securer alternatives and boosting auditing capabilities.

From Washington Post

So later, and very slowly, in securer times of different stresses, when the memories had lost the power to hurt, with pain or joy, they would fall into place and give back the rest.

From The New Yorker

The Labour leader also called for longer, securer tenancies and rental charges of up to £500 to be axed.

From BBC

He was virtually cold shouldered out of the Senate, for it was with immense relief that he escaped from teapot ostracism to the securer social area of the Federal bench.

From Project Gutenberg