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Meanings of more perilous in anglès
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Usage of more perilous in anglès
1
My older son claimed the right of undertaking the more perilous task.
2
The return was even more perilous than the outward journey had been.
3
An advance was not more perilous than an ascent to the boat.
4
His position was more perilous at that moment than he even dreamed.
5
And when Katahdin is befogged, descent is much more perilous than ascent.
6
Here is a letter containing mine-buthow much meaner and more perilous!
7
Myers puzzled over what to do about their new, more perilous financial situation.
8
Our new choice was a more perilous passage, but the only reasonable possibility.
9
However, this one seemed a bit more perilous than earlier escapes.
10
They were to meet in far-away days and in hours far more perilous.
11
And such a course may be more perilous than it sounds.
12
Few have been placed in a more perilous position and escaped.
13
Never, indeed, had the rear-admiral been in a more perilous state.
14
The position of the triumvirate became, month after month, more perilous.
15
But the waters may be even more perilous than they supposed.
16
Then began another, and a more perilous ordeal for me-theordeal of dreams.
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