/ˌɪnsɪˈkjʊərəti/ – Noun
Definition: không có sự an toàn, có thể nguy hiểm, nguy hiểm.
A more throughout explanation: Insecurity, in a legal context, refers to a state of vulnerability or lack of protection against potential harm, danger, or loss. It can also refer to a feeling of uncertainty or anxiety about one’s safety, rights, or well-being.
Example: The defendant’s financial insecurity was evident from his failure to pay child support as ordered by the court.