seriously jeopardize

Frequency: 6.54.8 per million words

to put something in great or severe danger

jeopardizeADVERB + jeopardize

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seriously

Examples (10)

  • This scandal could seriously jeopardize his chances of being re-elected.
  • The company's reckless decisions could seriously jeopardize its reputation.
  • Failing to meet the deadline would seriously jeopardize the entire project.
  • His unhealthy lifestyle began to seriously jeopardize his health.
  • Such a major political misstep could seriously jeopardize the peace negotiations.
  • A lack of funding might seriously jeopardize their scientific research.
  • Environmental pollution can seriously jeopardize the ecosystem's delicate balance.
  • Refusing to compromise would seriously jeopardize any hope of a resolution.
  • The sudden change in policy threatened to seriously jeopardize the economic recovery.
  • Careless handling of the data could seriously jeopardize user privacy.