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Meanings of threatening in anglès

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Threatening or foreshadowing evil or tragic developments.

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Usage of threatening in anglès
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This is threatening Greece today, maybe other states in Europe as well.
Reuters
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However, overtreatment should be avoided and life-threatening infections pose a particular problem.
Pubmed
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Cambodia's government has said it will act against anybody threatening national security.
Reuters
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Fibroids are not life threatening; however, they may cause some health problems.
Jamaica Observer
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Energy and water shortages have become widespread, threatening to fuel public discontent.
Reuters
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The multiple life-threatening problems raise questions about, said a Labor Department official.
Reuters
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Autoimmune diseases are chronic, life threatening, and of burgeoning public health concern.
Pubmed
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The rollicking new number 'Party Boy' with its jealous and threatening sentiments.
Radio NZ
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Only days later he seemed to be threatening a major military intervention.
Radio NZ
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They were talking about a list of reporters they thought are 'threatening'.
The Irish Times
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Dangers at sea are as real and life-threatening as dangers on land.
The Irish Times
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Doctors said the journalist was in a serious, but not life-threatening condition.
The Irish Times
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Background: Lung adenocarcinoma is one of most threatening disease to human health.
Pubmed
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It recently issued a statement threatening to attack targets in Saudi Arabia.
Reuters
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He must strike a delicate balance between encouraging reform and threatening action.
The Guardian
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While his condition was serious, it was not currently life-threatening, they said.
Reuters
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