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  • adjective Alternative form of selfsecure.

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Examples

  • But on the other side, the social bond itself is nothing but the mutual reflection of these self-secure integrities.

    Politics and the English Language 2002

  • And one of the ways to profoundly affect others is to be so self-secure that they, too, can feel secure.

    The 28 Laws of Attraction Thomas J. Leonard 1998

  • But usually those are insecure, vague, indecisive people who—until they finally become more self-secure—are likely to waste big chunks of your time.

    The 28 Laws of Attraction Thomas J. Leonard 1998

  • And one of the ways to profoundly affect others is to be so self-secure that they, too, can feel secure.

    The 28 Laws of Attraction Thomas J. Leonard 1998

  • But usually those are insecure, vague, indecisive people who—until they finally become more self-secure—are likely to waste big chunks of your time.

    The 28 Laws of Attraction Thomas J. Leonard 1998

  • But usually those are insecure, vague, indecisive people who—until they finally become more self-secure—are likely to waste big chunks of your time.

    The 28 Laws of Attraction Thomas J. Leonard 1998

  • And one of the ways to profoundly affect others is to be so self-secure that they, too, can feel secure.

    The 28 Laws of Attraction Thomas J. Leonard 1998

  • Moreover, the hard-headed skeptic, self-made and self-secure, who will not traffic with the literature that touches his life work, is seldom so confined to his own little shop that he will not, for recreation, take holiday tours into the literature of other men's lives and labors.

    The Guide to Reading — the Pocket University Volume XXIII Various

  • But on the other side, the social bond itself is nothing but the mutual reflection of these self-secure integrities.

    Politics and the English Language 1946

  • But ON THE OTHER SIDE, the social bond itself is nothing but the mutual reflection of these self-secure integrities.

    Collected Essays 1900

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