precarious (Meaning)
precarious (s)
affording no ease or reassurance
fraught with danger
not secure; beset with difficulties
Synonyms & Antonyms of precarious
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- chance
- evil
- mortal
- baneful
- hurtful
- fateful
- jeopardizing
- ultrahazardous
- noxious
- fatal
- distressing
- random
- lethal
- haphazard
- deadly
- harmful
- fell
- sickening
- baleful
- ugly
- injurious
- wicked
- unpleasant
- deleterious
- pernicious
- malignant
- detrimental
- adverse
- venturesome
- destructive
- inimical
- grievous
- murderous
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precarious Sentence Examples
- The shaky bridge posed a precarious hazard to pedestrians.
- Her precarious financial situation made her worry about losing her home.
- The politician's precarious position in the polls left him vulnerable to defeat.
- The company's precarious cash flow raised concerns about its ability to meet its obligations.
- The hiker's precarious ascent on the slippery slope tested their limits.
- The building's precarious foundation made it unsafe for habitation.
- The country's precarious diplomatic relations with its neighbor threatened stability.
- The athlete's precarious grip on the climbing wall made spectators hold their breath.
- The doctor's precarious diagnosis meant an uncertain future for the patient.
- The pilot's precarious landing in the stormy weather was a testament to their skill.
FAQs About the word precarious
affording no ease or reassurance, fraught with danger, not secure; beset with difficulties
dangerous, treacherous, uncertain, risky, hazardous, menacing, grave, perilous, unhealthy, dire
advantageous, good, beneficial, beneficial,advantageous, good, innocent, safe,safe, harmless
The shaky bridge posed a precarious hazard to pedestrians.
Her precarious financial situation made her worry about losing her home.
The politician's precarious position in the polls left him vulnerable to defeat.
The company's precarious cash flow raised concerns about its ability to meet its obligations.
