precariousness (Meaning)

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precariousness (n)

extreme dangerousness

being unsettled or in doubt or dependent on chance

No weak antonyms found.

The precariousness of the situation made her heart pound with anxiety.
The job's precariousness left her constantly on edge, fearing dismissal.
The financial precariousness of the family threatened to tear it apart.
The precariousness of the bridge made crossing it a terrifying experience.
The precariousness of the economy cast a shadow over the futures of many.
The precariousness of their relationship filled her with uncertainty.
The precariousness of the peace treaty kept the region on high alert.
The precariousness of the evidence made it difficult to convict the suspect.
The precariousness of the ladder made climbing it a dangerous task.
The precariousness of the ecosystem made it vulnerable to even minor disturbances.

extreme dangerousness, being unsettled or in doubt or dependent on chance

instability, shakiness, unsteadiness,insecurity, insubstantiality, looseness, changeability, mutability,unstableness, laxness

security, steadiness, stability, steadiness, security,stability, fixedness,fastness, substantiality, fastness

The precariousness of the situation made her heart pound with anxiety.

The job's precariousness left her constantly on edge, fearing dismissal.

The financial precariousness of the family threatened to tear it apart.

The precariousness of the bridge made crossing it a terrifying experience.