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Meanings of more hazardous in English

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Usage of more hazardous in English
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And yet to stray too far afield alone is even more hazardous.
Writing for Vaudeville
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There have been more hazardous journeys to a grand slam final.
The Guardian
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To send it to Old Fields, by a messenger, was still more hazardous.
The Missing Bride
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The market is rigged and even more hazardous than usual.
Reuters
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But another route, further west, has become much more hazardous.
Reuters
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Both ledges looked more hazardous by the light of day.
Too close to home
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It was much faster, but it was also more hazardous.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
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No measure could be more hazardous at the present moment.
History of the Revolt of the Netherlands — Volume 02
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That may encourage procrastination and make the transition more hazardous.
Reuters
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They took more hazardous turns, and they handled their boats with a fine recklessness.
A Russian Journal
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Nothing can be more hazardous than to shut up closely an ill protected hive.
Langstroth on the Hive and the Honey-Bee: A Bee Keeper's Manual
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Still more hazardous was the disproportionate increase of the multitude of slaves in the peninsula.
The History of Rome, Book IV / The Revolution
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He says it's no more hazardous, and likely also to startle customers into bigger tip.
The new yorker
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It is always more hazardous to go backward than forward-(falsereasoner!
True Riches; Or, Wealth Without Wings
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Or the ancient commander could choose to attack the fortified position, which was obviously more hazardous.
Kill bin laden: a delta force commander's account of the hunt fo...
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The public remains anxious that more hazardous materials are being stored badly, putting them at risk.
Reuters
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