insecurity in Irish
insecurity in Irish is easpa muiníne, neamhshábháilteacht — insecurity means a lack of confidence in oneself.
insecurity in Irish
easpa muiníne
A lack of confidence in oneself.
neamhshábháilteacht
The state of being subject to danger (physical, economic, or otherwise).
What does "insecurity" mean?
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noun A lack of confidence in oneself.
"His insecurity made him avoid speaking up in meetings."
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noun A lack of safety, stability, or protection.
"Job insecurity was a major source of stress for the family."
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insecurity in a sentence
- His insecurity made him avoid speaking up in meetings.
- Deep down, her insecurity about her accent stopped her making new friends.
- Job insecurity was a major source of stress for the family.
- Food insecurity remains a serious issue in many regions.
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What is "insecurity" in Irish?
"insecurity" in Irish is easpa muiníne, neamhshábháilteacht. insecurity means: A lack of confidence in oneself.
How do you use "insecurity" in a sentence?
Example: "His insecurity made him avoid speaking up in meetings." In Irish, "insecurity" is easpa muiníne, neamhshábháilteacht.
Are there other ways to say "insecurity" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "insecurity": easpa muiníne, neamhshábháilteacht.
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