constantly threaten

Frequency: 6.76.8 per million words

To be a persistent and continuous source of threat.

threatenADVERB + threaten

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constantly

Examples (10)

  • Our marriage was constantly threatened by his other women.
  • Climate change constantly threatens coastal communities with rising sea levels.
  • Political instability can constantly threaten a nation's economic progress.
  • The fear of failure constantly threatened to overwhelm her ambitions.
  • Neglecting safety protocols will constantly threaten the well-being of workers.
  • The spread of misinformation constantly threatens the integrity of democratic processes.
  • Throughout history, empires have been constantly threatened by internal strife and external enemies.
  • The company's rivals constantly threaten its market share with aggressive new products.
  • The delicate ecosystem is constantly threatened by human encroachment and pollution.
  • If we don't act now, future generations will be constantly threatened by resource scarcity.