Object

• funding: We hope in the future we will finally secure lottery funding for Bedford.

• victory: Hearing all the cheers in the changing room, the firsts were going over final tactics looking to secure a double victory.

• compliance: Health and safety inspectors seek to secure compliance with the law and may refer to this guidance as illustrating good practice.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: Remember not to staple your pages together, keep everything secure with a paper clip.

Modifies a noun

• server: You will then be prompted to a secure server to finish your credit card purchase.

• parking: Cons: Address cannot be found in most navigation systems, no secure parking.

• tenancy: As for Jeffs, as far as he had been aware it was a modest cottage, subject to a secure tenancy.

• storage: Special areas of secure, school-based storage may need to be set aside.

• environment: Secure by design: a UK police initiative designed to help create safer, more secure environments.

• tenant: As a secure tenant you may make alterations and improvements to your home.

Modifying Another Word

• financially: By supporting the OAE, you can help us plan for the future and remain financially secure.

Used with adjective complement

• feel: You may not feel secure, caught up in the tornado of the world.

• remain: In the second half we were under a lot of pressure but the defense generally remained secure.

Preposition: in

• knowledge: Our company culture of customer service ensures that our clients are always secure in the knowledge that their systems are being well looked after.

Preposition: with

• tape: You will need to secure with tape or glue.

• clip: Remember not to staple your pages together, keep everything secure with a paper clip.