Emily Dickinson Lexicon

IN-SE-CURE', a. [in and secure.]

1. Not secure; not safe; not confident of safety; used of persons. No man can be quiet, when he feels insecure.
2. Not safe; not effectually guarded or protected; unsafe; exposed to danger or loss. Goods on the ocean are insecure. Hay and grain unhoused are insecure. Debts are often insecure.