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Meanings of imperil in English
Usage of imperil in English
1
One or two more defections would imperil Republican control of the Senate.
2
In so doing, these groups imperil the lives and security of millions.
3
You may imperil your own soul by condoning this sin of heresy.
4
You are going to imperil the entire mission for your own lust!
5
He was willing to risk present loss, rather than imperil future peace.
6
Now he did not wish to imperil his companions, already sorely tried.
7
If she wished to foolishly imperil her health why need Esther care?
8
But he said too quick a shift could imperil the industry's business model.
9
Officials concluded that letting the insurer fail would imperil the world financial system.
10
And perchance my presence in the house of my kinswomen might imperil them.
11
At the same time they did not imperil the security of the country.
12
This could cripple the president's energy agenda and imperil Mexico's creditworthiness.
13
That is my goal. He warned that further delay could imperil the process.
14
Yuri and Chrysler would never imperil their secret association this way.
15
Mrs. Norton, the poetess, to imperil all the future peace of British households.
16
The time never comes when a reconstruction does not imperil some great interest.
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Imperil through the time
Imperil across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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