jeopardous (Meaning)
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jeopardous (a.)
Perilous; hazardous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of jeopardous
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
jeopardous Sentence Examples
- The hikers' journey became increasingly jeopardous as they encountered treacherous mountain terrain.
- The pilot faced a jeopardous situation when the plane encountered severe turbulence mid-flight.
- The financial crisis posed a jeopardous threat to the stability of the global economy.
- The soldier's mission was fraught with jeopardous hazards and potential dangers.
- The old bridge was deemed jeopardous and in need of immediate repairs to ensure public safety.
- The environmental activist's work uncovered jeopardous levels of pollution in the local river.
- The legal battle between the two corporations took a jeopardous turn when confidential information was leaked.
- The athlete's career was put in jeopardy due to a severe injury sustained during a competition.
- The company's reputation was jeopardized by a series of allegations of unethical business practices.
- The jeopardous conditions on the construction site necessitated the immediate suspension of all work.
FAQs About the word jeopardous
Perilous; hazardous.
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No antonyms found.
The hikers' journey became increasingly jeopardous as they encountered treacherous mountain terrain.
The pilot faced a jeopardous situation when the plane encountered severe turbulence mid-flight.
The financial crisis posed a jeopardous threat to the stability of the global economy.
The soldier's mission was fraught with jeopardous hazards and potential dangers.
