brinks (Meaning)

brinks

edge, the threshold of danger, a bank especially of a river, the edge at the top of a steep place, the point of onset, a point of beginning

The hikers were on the brink of exhaustion after their grueling ascent.
The company stood on the brink of bankruptcy, its assets dwindling rapidly.
The climber reached the very brink of the precipice and peered over the edge.
The firefighters battled the blaze on the brink of control, preventing it from spreading further.
The government was hovering on the brink of collapse due to political turmoil.
The patient was on the brink of death, their vital signs fading.
The detective was on the brink of solving the case, having gathered crucial evidence.
The scientist was on the brink of a breakthrough, their research yielding promising results.
The athlete was on the brink of victory, pushing through with unwavering determination.
The city stood on the brink of disaster as a massive hurricane threatened to make landfall.

edge, the threshold of danger, a bank especially of a river, the edge at the top of a steep place, the point of onset, a point of beginning

cusps,verges, edges, points,thresholds,nicks

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The hikers were on the brink of exhaustion after their grueling ascent.

The company stood on the brink of bankruptcy, its assets dwindling rapidly.

The climber reached the very brink of the precipice and peered over the edge.

The firefighters battled the blaze on the brink of control, preventing it from spreading further.