emperil (Meaning)
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emperil (v. t.)
To put in peril. See Imperil.
Synonyms & Antonyms of emperil
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emperil Sentence Examples
- The reckless behavior of the ruler emperiled the stability of his kingdom.
- The sudden downpour of rain emperiled the outdoor concert, forcing organizers to cancel the event.
- The ship's captain made a daring decision to sail through the storm, emperiling the lives of his crew.
- The discovery of a deadly virus emperiled the health of the entire population, leading to a global pandemic.
- The politician's controversial remarks emperiled his chances of winning the upcoming election.
- The construction of a new highway emperiled the delicate ecosystem of the nearby forest.
- The rising sea levels emperiled coastal communities, forcing residents to relocate to higher ground.
- The spread of fake news emperiled the integrity of journalism, making it difficult for people to discern the truth.
- The company's decision to lay off a significant portion of its workforce emperiled the financial stability of countless families.
- The climber's attempt to scale the sheer rock face emperiled his own life, as well as the lives of the rescue team sent to retrieve him.
FAQs About the word emperil
To put in peril. See Imperil.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The reckless behavior of the ruler emperiled the stability of his kingdom.
The sudden downpour of rain emperiled the outdoor concert, forcing organizers to cancel the event.
The ship's captain made a daring decision to sail through the storm, emperiling the lives of his crew.
The discovery of a deadly virus emperiled the health of the entire population, leading to a global pandemic.
