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Meanings of queer in anglès
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Examples for "peril"
Examples for "peril"
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He is always terrified in the moment of real crisis and peril.
2
It's an innovative financial tool that has great promise and great peril.
3
Your brother may indeed have pinpointed the true peril of Prospero's Children.
4
Be advised, seek safety in the sanctuary; peril cannot reach us there.
5
Tell the truth now, and your soul shall be removed from peril.
1
European banking stress test next year will expose Ireland to further risks.
2
A second impeachment inquiry could further expose divisions within the Democratic Party.
3
And that's just going to expose us to a whole new market.
4
The missions might also expose the agency to political and media criticism.
5
They are going to expose the abuse; it's for their own sake.
1
But Portugal said last month political uncertainty could endanger the much-needed assistance.
2
MINUSMA urged both sides to refrain from violence that could endanger civilians.
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The law requires doctors to report information that could endanger women's lives.
4
And he warned the measures will endanger social security and medical provision.
5
Nor does he want to endanger the health of his 71-year-old father.
1
The disruption is likely to scupper travel plans for thousands of customers.
2
But did that split the vote and scupper her chance of success?
3
Islamists hardliners have timed attacks to try to scupper the peace process.
4
Morgan Stanley's legal move had threatened to scupper efforts to restructure Arrium.
5
He found the mate coiled in the scupper, very wet and still.
Usage of queer in anglès
1
I wrote this article about the word 'queer' in the paper today.
2
Artist and queer rights advocate Jamiee Stockman-Young said the issue was complex.
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Does queer art, some ask, refer to a specific school of protest?
4
For queer and transgender Pakistanis, however, the risks are far more ubiquitous.
5
He spoke in a queer, hard voice; and instantly left the room.
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Hence the queer ways about him, though now some time from home.
7
Two special films this week illuminate opposite ends of the queer experience.
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Internationally, Elim is often seen as being at odds with queer rights.
9
She felt remarkably strong and, in a queer sort of way, wonderful.
10
The second bell rings, the gentlemen in the queer overcoat gets up.
11
There was a queer light in the eyes of the shiftless one.
12
In places it seemed to him fine, and in other places queer.
13
She was out of the type; she had queer satisfactions and enthusiasms.
14
It was queer to see what a change had come over them.
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The mothers were knitting and sewing and chattering in their queer language.
16
The queer paper of the Feathers of the Sun was not money.
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Queer through the time
Queer across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Rare
United States of America
Rare
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