unsecure

American  

[uhn-si-kyoor] / ˌʌn sɪˈkyʊər /

adjective

1. not secure; unprotected, unsafe.

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Other Word Forms

• unsecured adjective
• unsecurely adverb
• unsecurity noun

Example Sentences

Rather, he speculated that it may be those who have been victims of a crime and "could define their existence as an unsecure one".

From BBC

Because of the typo-free and specific attack details in his lengthy texts, Hegseth appears to have cut and pasted the attack plan from a secured source into the unsecure app, thereby endangering the lives of the servicemen involved.

From Salon

In 1966, a memo from a senior radiation specialist for the Atomic Energy Commission noted that an inspector at a milling company found a massive pile of uranium in an unsecure area.

From Seattle Times

Details may have also been taken from a publicly available source, been compromised in a data leak or accessed via an unsecure website, Which? said.

From BBC

The city partnered with the Department of Fish and Wildlife to approach the issue with canyon-area residents to let them know if their trash cans are unsecure or if pet food was left out.

From Los Angeles Times