Danger meaning in English
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Definition
danger: peril, risk, the possibility of harm or death, the opposite of safety
dangerous: hazardous, risky, the opposite of safe
to be in danger: to be facing peril, to be exposed to risk
- "Could the peace of this rainy, beer-loving nation be in danger?"
- "Are fish and chips really in danger?"
- "Your mission is equally dangerous and diabolical."
- "I think that someone is in danger, and we must find them before Icarus kills again!"
- "Flying is very dangerous"
- "On Monday, there's "Dangerous Midwives" on CBC from 9pm to 9.30pm."
- "There are lots of dangers on the sea, including the very real threat of zucchini."
- "Horatio : The island, she is dangerous."
- "Instead, you're going to be taking part in some exciting, challenging, and extremely dangerous missions..."
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