risky

adjective22 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.9

risky to a high degree

very risky to a high degree

very risky (often used in business or formal contexts)

risky in a way that is special or more than usual

particularly risky compared to other things

possible that it could be risky

risky in terms of money

risky because of its basic nature

becoming more risky over time

risky in terms of politics or one's political career

risky to a small degree

risky to a small degree

risky to a moderate degree

to have the quality of being dangerous or involving risk

to give the impression of being risky

to sound as if it is risky when described

to appear to be risky

to start to be risky

to believe or think that something is risky

to start to be risky (more informal)

to be shown to be risky over time

to judge something to be risky (more formal)