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Meanings of dangerously in English

Portuguese
arriscadamente

In a dangerous manner.

arriscadamente
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Examples for "perilously"
Examples for "perilously"
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Once they came perilously near the Earl and his partner; nothing else.
The Card, a Story of Adventure in the Five Towns
2
For Malaysia's aviation industry that superstition looks perilously close to the truth.
The Irish Times
3
Unless you happen to be a perilously lost member of Village People.
The Irish Times
4
The unfortunate victim of the law came perilously close to despair then.
Within the Law: From the Play of Bayard Veiller
5
So the over-indulgence in alcohol could lead him perilously close to madness.
Poe
1
Chas jerked up with a start, rocking the boat hazardously.
The Reality Dysfunction
2
It is tiresome to live any other way than hazardously.
The City of Delight: A Love Drama of the Siege and Fall of Jerus...
3
France and Germany are hazardously in agreement in regard to English and American liberal idealism.
Europe—Whither Bound? / Being Letters of Travel from the Capital...
4
My faith was less hazardously established; and I moved off, under the conviction that art had never produced anything more horridly natural.
Dreams, Waking Thoughts, and Incidents
5
Fido is our hazardously impolitic nickname for a man who can only be described as the music industry's pet senator- ahigh-rankingRepublican.
Year Zero
Usage of dangerously in English
1
But it is quite dangerously cold, said Amelia Burr, of Help Refugees.
The Guardian
2
Problem Gambling Foundation chairman Richard Northey said online gambling was dangerously accessible.
Radio NZ
3
Generation O Slang term for today's swelling population of dangerously obese children.
Wired
4
Yet Switzerland defended well, broke dangerously at times and deserved a point.
The Irish Times
5
The sound of 20 quadrillion calculations happening every second is dangerously loud.
BBC
6
They discharged untreated sewage and they operated dangerously inadequate water treatment plants.
The Irish Times
7
The dangerous sport entailed flying at dangerously low levels across desert contours.
News.com.au
8
Answer: C. None of the above Both the theories are dangerously flawed.
Wired
9
Some of them were, in point of fact, dangerously naive, even fascistic.
James Potter and the Morrigan Web
10
Air pollution has reached dangerously high levels in the Chinese capital Beijing.
BBC
11
Yet most authorities are strapped for cash if not already dangerously indebted.
Reuters
12
As things stand, the data has been dangerously suspicious for some time.
The South African
13
They were convinced that the CIA was dangerously underestimating Soviet nuclear strength.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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More dangerously, he became a powerful supporter and sponsor of democratic causes.
The Irish Times
15
Maggie thought his right hand hovered a little dangerously near his pistol.
The Long War
16
It said the dangerously high temperatures and humidity would last through Tuesday.
Reuters
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