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Meanings of risky in English

Not financially safe or secure.

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Involving risk or danger.

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Usage of risky in English
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Earlier this month, Rieder said that long-term government debt was particularly risky.
Reuters
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At the best of times, fishing at sea is a risky business.
The Irish Times
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People need to understand the risky nature of carry trades, said Kuroda.
Reuters
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Public Health Ministry officials will be prohibited from traveling to risky countries.
Reuters
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A whizzy new way to make money by securitising risky consumer debt.
The Irish Times
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Yet banks regard most small and medium sized companies are inherently risky.
The Guardian
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It's an immensely risky tactic, with great potential for a serious incident.
News.com.au
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A secret service source in Paris said the posting was considered risky.
The Guardian
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Using FE application date to trigger tax emigration, is indeed extremely risky.
The South African
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Most of the information offered by these tests is far from risky.
Wired
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So far, so good for risky assets like stocks and high-yield bonds.
Reuters
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Whereas when we engage in fundamental risky activities, there are consequences, right?
The new yorker
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It's extremely difficult, and somewhat risky, to gain exposure to the sector.
Reuters
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Well, landing on solid ground is less risky than landing at sea.
Wired
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It has designated three firms, including American International Group, as systemically risky.
Reuters
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It will have the power to impose additional capital on risky businesses.
Reuters
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