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to secure
01
to fasten or lock something firmly in place to prevent movement, damage, or unauthorized access
Ditransitive: to secure sth to a support structure
02
to fasten or lock an entry point securely
Transitive: to secure an entry point
03
to reach or gain a particular thing, typically requiring significant amount of effort
Transitive: to secure a success
04
to provide collateral or assurances against a loan to ensure the lender is repaid
Transitive: to secure a loan
05
to ensure or safeguard something from the risk of loss
Transitive: to secure an asset or privilege
secure
01
safe, protected, and free from any danger or risk
02
free from fear or doubt; easy in mind
03
not likely to fail or give way
04
immune to attack; incapable of being tampered with
05
financially safe
secure
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securer
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securer
n
Example
They secured the cargo to the truck bed with heavy-duty straps for transportation.
He secured the ladder to the scaffolding with safety straps before climbing up.
The carpenter secured the shelves to the wall to ensure they wouldn't fall.
Sarah secured her bicycle to the rack with a sturdy lock before going into the store.
The coach secured blocks together for stability.
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