harm's way (Meaning)

harm's way

a dangerous place or situation

The firefighter heroically rushed into harm's way to save the trapped child.
Despite the danger, the paramedics put themselves in harm's way to tend to the injured victims.
The soldier fearlessly volunteered for the dangerous mission, knowing he would be in harm's way.
The rescuers risked their own lives to put themselves in harm's way and evacuate the citizens.
The journalist ventured into the conflict zone, knowingly placing herself in harm's way to report on the unfolding events.
The protesters bravely stood in harm's way to make their voices heard and demand justice.
The peacekeepers were deployed to protect civilians in harm's way and prevent further violence.
The nurse selflessly assisted the wounded soldiers, despite the fact that it put her in harm's way.
The volunteers worked tirelessly to distribute aid to those in harm's way, risking their own safety to help others.
The animal rights activist put herself in harm's way to expose the cruel practices of a factory farm.

a dangerous place or situation

jeopardy, danger,risk, trouble,peril, imperilment, threat, distress, endangerment,vulnerability

safety, security, salvation,preservation, defense, safeness, exemption, protection, secureness,immunity

The firefighter heroically rushed into harm's way to save the trapped child.

Despite the danger, the paramedics put themselves in harm's way to tend to the injured victims.

The soldier fearlessly volunteered for the dangerous mission, knowing he would be in harm's way.

The rescuers risked their own lives to put themselves in harm's way and evacuate the citizens.