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Endanger
Endanger verb - To place in danger.
Nearby Word: endangering
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- When a woman's lover has very significantly higher social status than herself, possession often takes the back seat to affiliation, which she wouldn't dare endanger.
Source: My Girl Is a Slut -
She's a goddess who gives people incredible power and sits back as two of them endanger the lives of innocent people, and ultimately ends up trying to kill you.
Source: Bitch in Sheep's Clothing -
Played With since while Trigger and Dipper were wrong in Stan wasn't making a doomsday device, he did almost destroy Gravity Falls and was willing to endanger the whole world to get his brother back.
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