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Meanings of dangerous in English
Involving or causing danger or risk; liable to hurt or harm.
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Examples for "serious"
Examples for "serious"
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The Prime Minister said all governments had a serious structural budget problem.
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All political parties accept there is a serious problem with alcohol abuse.
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However, I was in reality seeking to raise far more serious questions.
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Introduction: Adverse events in hospitals constitute a serious problem with grave consequences.
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Conclusion: Intraoperative hypothermia is still common and should therefore receive serious attention.
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Introduction: Adverse events in hospitals constitute a serious problem with grave consequences.
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The captain looked grave; Mrs. Willoughby anxious; Beulah interested; and Maud thoughtful.
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One was in grave condition, the state government said in a statement.
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They laid it in the grave in the stillness of the night.
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If passed, it could have grave consequences for victims of serious accidents.
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Yet of course it's a far more widespread problem than severe suffering.
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Cases mostly involved young people, with a low proportion of severe cases.
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Ms Tairea said the problems that result from unhealthy decisions are severe.
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They say seven million Zimbabweans are facing severe food shortages this year.
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The test encompassed conditions more severe than the 2008 global financial crisis.
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The fault was in him entirely; it was his own grievous fault.
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A soft answer turneth away wrath: but grievous words stir up anger.
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Who do I need to talk to have this grievous error rectified?
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In fact he was in grievous danger of coming under the dragon-spell.
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And he that turneth unto whatsoever else is indeed in grievous error.
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However, overtreatment should be avoided and life-threatening infections pose a particular problem.
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The multiple life-threatening problems raise questions about, said a Labor Department official.
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Dangers at sea are as real and life-threatening as dangers on land.
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Doctors said the journalist was in a serious, but not life-threatening condition.
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While his condition was serious, it was not currently life-threatening, they said.
Usage of dangerous in English
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Yet politicians don't table motions solemnly condemning opera's dangerous level of violence.
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The current situation is highly tense and very dangerous, the source said.
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Some, however, believe it is the key to something far more dangerous.
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The trend, however, is probably dangerous from a publishing point of view.
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In other words they are not dangerous to human health, Andrew said.
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Assuming power in apartheid South Africa proved dangerous for the young King.
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One lady said that the situation was 'out of control and dangerous'.
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I know what I'm suggesting is extremely dangerous, but consider our situation.
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It was dangerous work, but your employers didn't ask too many questions.
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But good economic news can be dangerous, as the Great Depression showed.
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It never feels dangerous, and U-Neck meets EU health and safety regulations.
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Yes of course science is dangerous - certainly anywhere near teenage boys.
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It's America's most dangerous moment in what has been a dangerous year.
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While others still are actively dangerous to the future of your health.
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It's dangerous to fish, to birds and other animals, including farming livestock.
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