Insecurity ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Insecurity ( noun )

1. The state of being insecure; lack of confidence or assurance.
2. The state of being open to attack or damage; vulnerability.

Origin:

From the latin word "insecuritas", which means "lack of security".

Examples:

1. He felt a deep sense of insecurity about his abilities as a leader.
2. The company's financial insecurity led to a decrease in investment.
3. The insecurity of living in a war-torn country forced many to flee.
4. His constant need for reassurance was a sign of his insecurity.
5. The security measures were implemented to address the building's previous insecurity.

(As a verb)

Insecurity ( verb )

1. The state of being insecure; lack of confidence or assurance.
2. The state of being open to attack or damage; vulnerability.

Origin:

From the latin word "insecuritas", which means "lack of security".

Examples:

1. He felt a deep sense of insecurity about his abilities as a leader.
2. The company's financial insecurity led to a decrease in investment.
3. The insecurity of living in a war-torn country forced many to flee.
4. His constant need for reassurance was a sign of his insecurity.
5. The security measures were implemented to address the building's previous insecurity.