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Meanings of endanger in English
Usage of endanger in English
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But Portugal said last month political uncertainty could endanger the much-needed assistance.
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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.
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And he warned the measures will endanger social security and medical provision.
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Nor does he want to endanger the health of his 71-year-old father.
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However, uncontrolled TLR-triggered inflammation will endanger normal pregnancy, resulting in pregnancy loss.
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Allowing hunting could lead to abuses and endanger other species, he warns.
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Now let me be clear: Coach Graham would never endanger any kid.
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You travel about in search of your nephew; you endanger your health.
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It's not just in domestic violence situations that it could endanger lives.
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I implore you to be careful and not to endanger your future.
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Even more to the point, these bombs might endanger our own existence.
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But this is amply sufficient to endanger the maintenance of the Union.
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To endanger himself was an act of selfishness he could not risk.
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She would not endanger the durability of his aspiration by discussing it.
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The kidnappers knew better than to leave anything that would endanger them.
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Translations for endanger
Portuguese
Endanger through the time
Endanger across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common