Insecure and Uncomfortable

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Insecure adjective - Not tightly fastened, tied, or stretched.

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Uncomfortable and insecure are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Uncomfortable" instead an adjective "Insecure".

Nearby Words: insecurity, insecurely

Uncomfortable adjective - Lacking social grace and assurance.

Usage example: a person who is uncomfortable at parties with lots of strangers

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Insecure and uncomfortable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Insecure" instead an adjective "Uncomfortable".

Nearby Word: uncomfortably

While Cid does this because he knows how competent Squall is, Squall himself feels insecure and agonizes over it, as he is generally uncomfortable in a leading position.

Source: It's Up to You
Six Feet Under : At an uncomfortable evening where her fiancee met her mother for the first time, the issue of potential future children is brought up in a rude an random manner by said mother (Brenda is very insecure about her relationships).

Source: "Shut Up" Kiss
She herself is rather insecure about this and thinks she should be beautiful to fit this trope, and wears uncomfortable, but pretty dresses to make up for her lack in beauty by increasing her elegance and regal bearing.

Source: The High Queen

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