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Meanings of imminent peril in English
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Usage of imminent peril in English
1
The dearest interests of freedom and the Union are in imminent peril.
2
Keep away from fever cases and rest; you are in imminent peril.
3
She walked within my lines in imminent peril of the deadliest character.
4
No British commander ever stood in a position of more imminent peril.
5
Upon learning of his imminent peril, she wrote to Francis from Saint-Germain:
6
The man who for months had been exalted-honored-well-nighworshipped-wasinimminent peril!
7
The passage was dangerous, and the boat thrice in imminent peril.
8
The aeronauts themselves were for some time in a state of imminent peril.
9
Both informed Coligny of the imminent peril in which they stood.
10
Only the wit and readiness of the coadjutor saved him from imminent peril.
11
Often had he been in imminent peril from watchful law or treacherous accomplice.
12
They were in imminent peril every minute, and a change was really necessary.
13
Here he looked at Miss Vivian to the imminent peril of his self-control.
14
A glance at the imminent peril sent me shuddering to my only safety.
15
All who were near him pressed him to hasten from this imminent peril.
16
Having the hots for this vampire surely came second place to imminent peril.
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Imminent peril through the time
Imminent peril across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common