Capable of
In danger of and capable of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In danger of" instead an adjective phrase "Capable of".
In danger of
Capable of and in danger of are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Capable of" instead an adjective phrase "In danger of".
Both terms in one sentence
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Arc Big Bad Shishio of Rurouni Kenshin is only capable of fighting for fifteen minutes at a stretch before he is in danger of his pre-existing health condition killing him.
Source: Magic Countdown - The story is about a nuclear reactor which not only is in danger of exploding at any moment but is discovered to be capable of destroying all life on Earth by having such a massive explosion that the Earth's atmosphere is blown away.
Source: Going Critical -
However, if they're truly capable of such an emotion, the True Fae hate losing one of their Titles, and if one of their Titles — particularly an Actor — is in danger of being destroyed, they will often offer extremely powerful oaths to avoid this fate.
Source: Fighting a Shadow
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