security in Latin
security in Latin is securitas — security means the state of being safe from danger, harm, or threat.
security in Latin
securitas
(uncountable) The condition of not being threatened, especially physically, psychologically, emotionally, or financially.
What does "security" mean?
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noun The state of being safe from danger, harm, or threat.
"Airport security has tightened significantly in recent years."
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noun The staff or systems responsible for protecting a place or people.
"Security escorted the man out of the building."
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noun A tradeable financial asset such as a stock or bond.
"The fund invests mainly in government securities."
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noun Property pledged as a guarantee that a loan will be repaid.
"The bank asked him to put up his car as security for the loan."
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security in a sentence
- Airport security has tightened significantly in recent years.
- Owning a home gave her a sense of financial security.
- Security escorted the man out of the building.
- The fund invests mainly in government securities.
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What is "security" in Latin?
"security" in Latin is securitas. security means: The state of being safe from danger, harm, or threat.
How do you use "security" in a sentence?
Example: "Airport security has tightened significantly in recent years." In Latin, "security" is securitas.
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