Phrases with «great danger»

"Great danger" refers to a situation where there is a high level of risk or potential harm present. It suggests that something is very unsafe or threatening and requires immediate attention or caution. Full definition

Sentences with «great danger»

  • By allowing them become a habit, we are already in great danger of becoming indifferent to them, and to the fact that they are being enacted on our behalf. (slaw.ca)
  • With more cars on the road and more inexperienced drivers on the road you are constantly being placed in greater danger of being injured. (yourlegalbutler.com)
  • Cats are prone to alcohol poisoning and higher amounts of alcohol means greater danger for your cats. (scratchingsandsniffings.com)
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