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unsecurely

  • a word derived from secure.
    secure
    adjective
    free from or not exposed to danger or harm; safe.
  • a word derived from unsecure.
    unsecure
    adjective
    not secure; unprotected, unsafe.

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Although some of the effects like ‘eye enhancer’ and ‘face contour’ – which makes your face slimmer – perpetuate unsecurely obsessive vanity that seems to have gripped the selfie crazed.

From Forbes Dec. 4, 2014

Q. Gun-Toting Grandparents: My in-laws recently nonchalantly mentioned that they keep four loaded guns unsecurely hidden throughout the main level of their home.

From Slate Dec. 5, 2011

The Amir Yakub Khan, himself but lately and unsecurely seated on the throne, was not strong enough, it was urged, to uphold this new departure, even were he honestly anxious to do so.

From The Story of the Guides by G. J. Younghusband

The worst thing that happened was the loss of a dozen or so cords of wood which, being unsecurely stacked, toppled over when she struck.

From Down the Columbia by Lewis R. (Lewis Ransome) Freeman