to endanger
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3.7
- verb
- /ɪnˈdeɪndʒər/
:
poner en peligro
- How dare I endanger my child like this?
- endanger public health
- endanger the public
- endanger national security
So, you know, unless they do anything that endangers my children, it's fine.
- So, you know, unless they do anything that endangers my children, it's fine.
- Yes, Noah knew about a great flood that is about to endanger all life on earth.
- No, we shouldn't have regime change in Saudi Arabia because they don't endanger us or the people around them.
- They find him for endangering an important Spartan asset himself.
- Short term thinking, along with deep cuts and research funding has endangered all fields of knowledge.
- And so if you end corporate personhood, then they, you know that could endanger their existence, right?
- This is the only one that will work or your infection is so serious that I think it endangers your life.
- They're not endangering girls, they're just not informed and they just revert to their woke proper speak.
- The idea that you would have to achieve a common mind you, you can't vote numerically to order people to do something that endangers them.
- Originally, I was provisionally charged with possession with intent to endanger life, which is a more serious charge.
Examples
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So, you know, unless they do anything that endangers my children, it's fine.
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Don't you know you are endangering the lives of civilians?
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These people have come from all over their country to a place they have been told will endanger their lives.
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"You may be certain, Doctor, that we would do nothing to endanger your lives."
Fiction book (1991) -
If he was so protective of his family, why endanger them by coming here?
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I must not stay here longer and endanger these heroes of humanity.
Fiction book (2000) -
You won't endanger another person, but you will be breaking the law.
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This is the only one that will work or your infection is so serious that I think it endangers your life.
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I'd like to report a truck driver that's been endangering my life.
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How dare I endanger my child like this?
Synonyms
∞
3.0
To do something that may cause harm or lead to loss
∞
3.0
To be likely to cause harm or damage
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6.3
Put someone or something in danger of harm
19
4.6
To threaten people or places with harm
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7.8
Put someone or something in danger
To put a person or thing in serious danger
Antonyms
How Risky
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Endanger is made of the small part en- meaning 'make' and the word danger meaning 'risk of harm'. So, to endanger someone is to 'make' them be in danger or put them at risk of harm.