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Meanings of very unsafe in English
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Usage of very unsafe in English
1
A lot of people believing in very unsafe boats and river boats.
2
The Deputy Marshal likewise considered the business of catching slaves very unsafe.
3
Our own sensations are often at best a very unsafe guide.
4
The men say, señor, that the pass is very unsafe.
5
He regarded this Southern-born lady as a very unsafe guide in these troublous times.
6
Many rocks hung down from overhead, and altogether it appeared a very unsafe place.
7
He did sound his way skilfully, and felt it very unsafe for his footsteps.
8
For years Greece was a very unsafe place for travellers on account of robbers.
9
It is a very unsafe thing, my dear sir, to expound another man's beliefs.
10
I have solid information that the Belt is about to be a very unsafe place.
11
I think it is very unsafe, repeated Mrs. Randolph.
12
The place is all on fire... it's very unsafe, you don't know what's going to happen.
13
The post would be very unsafe and expensive.
14
There are some places that feel very unsafe.
15
Where it is low, and exposed to inundations, it is very unsafe to attempt its cultivation.
16
But it's so very unsafe to discuss matters in which one cannot know all the facts.'
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