Word family of "danger"

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Threat (n.)

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A person or thing likely to cause damage or danger.
"The growing tensions posed a serious threat to peace in the region."

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Danger (n.)

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The possibility of suffering harm or injury.
"The hikers were in danger of being swept away by the river."

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Peril

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Serious and immediate danger.
"They faced the peril of losing everything in the flood."

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perilous (adj.)

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full of danger or risk.
"They embarked on a perilous journey through the mountains."

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 imperil (v.)

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to put at risk of being harmed, injured, or destroyed.
"The toxic spill imperilled the local wildlife."

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 Jeopardy (n.)

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Danger of loss, harm, or failure.
"The court ruling put his entire career in jeopardy."

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jeopardise (v.)

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to put someone or something in danger.
"His actions could jeopardise the entire mission."

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Menace

(n.)

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A person or thing that is likely to cause harm; a threat.
"The rising crime rate is a menace to society."

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menacing (adj.)

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suggesting the presence of danger; threatening.
"He gave her a menacing look."

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Hazard

(n.)

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A potential source of danger.
"Slippery floors are a common hazard in public places."