Asylum
Danger
Danger noun - Something that may cause injury or harm.
Usage example: willing to face the dangers of the Arctic in quest of the Northwest Passage
Nearby Words: dangerous, dangerously
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- She works at the mental asylum where he is sent after being deemed a danger to himself or others, and she smiles gleefully while performing electroshock therapy on Forrest.
Source: Series / Review -
Danger Takes A Back Seat: Selford Depool does this to kill the hostess who had discovered his secret (that he was an escapee from the state asylum) and was taking the evidence to the police.
Source: Comic Strip / Dick Tracy - Frank's subplot in one episode of Blue Bloods concerned a Turkish violinist on a US tour seeking political asylum due to her having dated an American during the tour: she believed she would be in danger of an honor killing if she returned home.
Source: Honor-Related Abuse
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