be treacherous
Frequency: 7.010.5 per million words
Used to describe a current state of being dangerous or unpredictable.
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Examples (10)
- The mountain pass can be treacherous in winter.
- After the heavy rain, the roads were treacherous.
- Navigating the political landscape proved to be treacherous.
- Even experienced hikers find this trail to be treacherous.
- The currents in this part of the ocean are known to be treacherous.
- Be careful; the icy steps can be treacherous.
- His smile, though charming, could often be treacherous.
- The seemingly calm waters might be treacherous underneath.
- Throughout history, power struggles have often been treacherous.
- Despite its beauty, the dense jungle can be treacherous for explorers.