periclitation Synonyms
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periclitation Meaning
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periclitation (n.)
Trial; experiment.
The state of being in peril.
periclitation Sentence Examples
- The company's recent financial challenges have placed it in a state of periclitation.
- The species faces impending periclitation due to habitat loss and poaching.
- The ship encountered perilous conditions, putting its crew in a situation of periclitation.
- The witness's testimony was considered crucial to prevent further periclitation in the trial.
- The government's inadequate response to the disaster exposed citizens to unnecessary periclitation.
- The mountaineers found themselves in a state of periclitation as a storm raged around them.
- The stranded hiker was in a perilous state, facing potential periclitation without timely rescue.
- The broken dam posed a significant periclitation to nearby communities, threatening to inundate them.
- The patient's health was in a state of periclitation after a severe infection.
- The revelation of sensitive information created a situation of periclitation for the organization involved.
FAQs About the word periclitation
Trial; experiment., The state of being in peril.
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No antonyms found.
The company's recent financial challenges have placed it in a state of periclitation.
The species faces impending periclitation due to habitat loss and poaching.
The ship encountered perilous conditions, putting its crew in a situation of periclitation.
The witness's testimony was considered crucial to prevent further periclitation in the trial.
