risk-free
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- adjective
- /ˈrɪsk-friː/
- The social interaction enabled the students to express their ideas in a risk-free environment.
- risk-free rate
- risk-free environment
- risk-free interest
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Watch on YouTubeLike it's not a risk free procedure.
- Like it's not a risk free procedure.
- I mean, people talk about treasuries as risk free return.
- It's like wholesaling is very like almost risk free.
- Do you want to try a few sessions or workouts risk free?
- And so the one of the fastest ways to create wealth is make the thing that you have reliable is to make it risk free and make sure that it will last.
- The only thing you could call risk free is the government's bond of the United States Treasuries.
- And as a result of asking them to be risk free, it lacks innovation.
- So a a risk, a risk free currency derivative.
- Elon Musk is like, oh, well, when the risk free rate on bonds goes up, then it then people statistically sell, you know, stocks because you know, they can make money on bonds and stuff.
Examples
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Since the U.S. government is seen as a risk-free borrower, investors use the 10-year Treasury.
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This investment is risk-free, ensuring your principal amount is secure.
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It's totally risk free with free shipping and free returns.
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There's no contracts and you can try it risk free for seven days.
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Increased opportunities to write in a risk-free environment increase self-esteem.
Academic text (1999) -
While no trip can ever be guaranteed as risk-free, awareness of issues and careful planning facilitate safer travel.
Academic text (2012) -
The online course offers a risk-free trial to help you decide if you want to enroll.
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They promised a risk-free way to test the product before making a purchase.
Synonyms
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2.0
Not likely to cause a loss of money
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4.7
A safe place for money that is unlikely to lose value
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Designed to work safely if something goes wrong
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4.6
Without any chance of harm or loss
Not likely to cause danger or harm
Antonyms
How Safe
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Morphology
Etymology
Risk-free breaks into risk, which means 'a chance of loss or danger', and free, which means 'without', so risk-free means 'without risk' or completely safe.