hazard

Indicates a danger with potentially severe consequences.

A danger related to the natural environment.

A danger that has the capacity to develop in the future.

A danger that poses a risk to health.

Refers to a primary or principal source of danger.

A condition or material that increases the likelihood of a fire.

A danger caused by natural events like earthquakes or floods.

A danger specifically related to a person's job or profession.

Stresses that the danger is genuine and not imaginary.

A danger that might occur or exist.

Emphasizes the considerable level of danger.

A danger originating from industrial processes or settings.

Indicates a significant or large-scale danger.

A danger that is always present.

A danger that is not obvious or easily seen.

A danger that was not anticipated.

A danger that is not visible.

Indicates what is being threatened by the hazard.

Indicates who or what is at risk from the hazard.

The state of being subjected to a source of danger.

To present or constitute a danger.

To introduce or be a source of danger.

To stay away from or prevent exposure to a danger.

To bring a danger into existence.

To be in a situation where one is not protected from a danger.

To reduce a danger to the smallest possible degree.

To be the reason a danger exists.

To confront or deal with a danger directly.

To completely remove a danger.

To take action to manage a danger.

To unexpectedly meet or face a danger.

To deal effectively with a danger.

To successfully manage or overcome a difficult situation or obstacle.