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Meanings of real threat in English

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Usage of real threat in English
1
Land seizures do remain a very real threat to some owners, however.
The South African
2
If contained under the right conditions, it is a very real threat.
The bone chamber
3
Added to that is the very real threat from the government side.
The Guardian
4
Though impressive for a human text, the spell posed no real threat.
Spellwright
5
They knew a real threat to their master when they saw one.
The Good, The Bad, and The Uncanny
6
But the real threat is ignorance -and the lack of education.
Wired
7
On one hand, there is the very real threat of mutual annihilation.
Leviathan Wakes
8
A real threat to the Republic's competitiveness appears to have been neutralised.
The Irish Times
9
It gave a flavor of strangeness without the harshness of real threat.
A Winter Haunting
10
Alcoba poses a real threat to the Derry middleweight's world title hopes.
The Irish Times
11
The real threat is more insidious... and you bring it upon yourselves.
Sisterhood of Dune
12
If you knew what you were doing, you'd be a real threat.
Two for the dough
13
I think the real threat is what is inside this hollow asteroid.
The Runaway Asteroid
14
She faces a real threat in the form of Labor's Sam Crosby.
News.com.au
15
That meant it was the damned LACs which were the real threat.
Echoes Of Honor
16
Since they become antibiotic resistant and, well, a real threat to public health.
Wired
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