The Opposite(Antonym) of “lockfast”
The antonyms of lockfast are loose, unfastened, and insecure. These antonyms describe the opposite state of being securely fastened or locked.
Explore all Antonyms of “lockfast”
Definitions and Examples of loose, unfastened, insecure
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Not firmly or tightly fixed in place; able to move freely.
Example
The screws were loose and needed tightening.
Not securely attached or closed.
Example
The seatbelt was unfastened and the driver was not wearing it.
Not firmly fixed or safe; liable to give way or break.
Example
The ladder felt insecure and wobbly.
Key Differences: loose vs unfastened vs insecure
- 1Loose describes something that is not firmly or tightly fixed in place, but it may still be attached.
- 2Unfastened describes something that is not securely attached or closed.
- 3Insecure describes something that is not firmly fixed or safe, and it is liable to give way or break.
Effective Usage of loose, unfastened, insecure
- 1Safety: Use these antonyms to describe the security of objects such as doors, windows, and seatbelts.
- 2Maintenance: Use these antonyms to describe the condition of machinery, equipment, and tools.
- 3Instructions: Use these antonyms to provide clear instructions on how to secure or loosen objects.
Remember this!
The antonyms of lockfast describe the opposite state of being securely fastened or locked. Use loose, unfastened, and insecure to describe the security of objects, the condition of machinery, and to provide clear instructions on how to secure or loosen objects.
