Usage of "accident-prone"

Accident-prone.

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Usage of accident-prone in English

Glover is playing Phil, a one-armed, accident-prone bellhop at Silver Peaks Lodge. 
 Reuters 

The UK's best-known provider of car-breakdown cover is itself becoming a little accident-prone. 
 The Irish Times 

Dude, you've got to be the clumsiest, most accident-prone oaf I've ever known. 
 Monster Hunter International 

Morgan is no longer accident-prone in the way of old. 
 The Guardian 

But Russia decided last year to dump the increasingly accident-prone station due to safety fears. 
 The Irish Times 

After losing her party's majority at a June election, May has been almost unnaturally accident-prone. 
 Reuters 

Barcelona had come as close as seems feasible to resembling normal, intermittently accident-prone human beings. 
 The Guardian 

Horatio Nelson could be said to have been accident-prone. 
 The Irish Times 

But utilities-formermonopolies, after all-arereluctant to give up control over their antique, accident-prone grid. 
 Wired 

He plays every single character, from accident-prone DIY Dan to ditzy weather forecaster Gail Force. 
 The Guardian 

He's more accident-prone and more difficult to manage. 
 It's nobody's fault: new hope and help for difficult children an... 

Perhaps they had him listed as an accident-prone. 
 To Die in Italbar 

They are becoming, shall we say, accident-prone. 
 The increment: a novel 

Macedonia is situated in an accident-prone area. 
 After the Rain : how the West lost the East 

This year's race has been particularly accident-prone. 
 The Guardian 

In contrast, Russia's accident-prone missile submarines rarely conduct their "deterrence patrols" far from their docks. 
 Reuters 

Meanings of accident-prone in English