seriously endanger

Frequency: 8.015.2 per million words

To put someone or something in a situation of severe risk or danger.

endangerADVERB + endanger

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seriously

Examples (10)

  • Taking these drugs could seriously endanger your health.
  • The oil spill will seriously endanger the local marine ecosystem.
  • His reckless behavior seriously endangered the lives of his colleagues.
  • Leaking confidential client data would seriously endanger the company's reputation.
  • A lack of funding could seriously endanger the future of the research project.
  • The proposed policy could seriously endanger the fragile peace in the region.
  • Ignoring safety protocols can seriously endanger everyone on the construction site.
  • The spread of misinformation on social media seriously endangers public safety.
  • The stability of the government was seriously endangered by the political scandal.
  • We must act decisively, or climate change will seriously endanger the existence of many species.