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imperiling's Usage Examples:

Jewish community Herem (war or property), a belief that any property imperiling Jewish religious life should be destroyed Herem (priestly gift), an object.

to navigate the treacherous world that the immortals inhabit while not imperiling herself or those she loves.

Eventually, they acquire the map, realizing, Bhaji Prasad reverts it, by imperiling Lakshmi.

even when science tells us that cumulative impacts are imperiling wildlife survival.

take Pelium quickly before Thebes and Athens could seriously consider imperiling Macedonian hegemony.

Swain testified about what Lucas had done and why Selena had killed him, imperiling his medical license.

and rendered valuable service in extinguishing the flames which were imperiling the ship and the men on board.

large force of the enemy, regaining the Union lines only after greatly imperiling his life.

Marmaduke accused Walker of imperiling Marmaduke's men by being absent from the field in the face of the enemy.

burnt following attacks and following their occupation by armed groups, imperiling the start of the school year in September for 60,000 children.

the trio arrives at the hacker's house, Wayne sets off a booby trap, imperiling the entire team; Noel manages to defend himself, Wayne takes a particular.

Jeffreys' presence makes it difficult for Tamsin to retain her memories, imperiling her existence.

campaign mode where players set out on a quest to stop the pigs from imperiling the Angry Birds' eggs as usual, as well as thwart the schemes of Bacon.

the trio arrives at the hacker's house, Wayne sets off a booby trap, imperiling the entire team; Wayne takes a particular beating while Noel is able to.

erosion along the coast as there is an increase in fall storms, directly imperiling many coastal villages.

(30,218 t) Norwegian fuel oil tanker Sigdal ran aground on the island, imperiling East River traffic.

imperiling's Meaning':

pose a threat to; present a danger to

Synonyms:

jeopardize; endanger; jeopardise; peril; be; threaten; exist; menace;

Antonyms:

safety; change; be well; agree; suffer;