perceived danger

Frequency: 6.89.2 per million words

A danger that is believed to exist, often without concrete evidence.

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  • The perceived danger of the situation made them hesitant to act.
  • Often, the perceived danger is greater than the actual threat.
  • His decision was based on a heightened sense of perceived danger.
  • Addressing the public's perceived danger is crucial for leaders.
  • Children often react strongly to any perceived danger.
  • The media can amplify the perceived danger of minor incidents.
  • Despite the low risk, the perceived danger prevented many from attending.
  • Evolution has programmed us to be alert to perceived danger.
  • The feeling of perceived danger lingered long after the event.
  • It's important to distinguish between actual threats and perceived danger.