Case and Hazard

Case

Case noun - Something that might happen.

Usage example: it may be the case that the cause of the fire will forever remain a mystery

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Hazard and case are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hazard" instead a noun "Case".

Nearby Words: cased, casing, casework

Hazard noun - Something that may cause injury or harm.

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Case and hazard are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Case" instead a noun "Hazard".

Nearby Words: hazardous, hazarded, hazardously, hazarding

particular	particular case	particular hazard
similar	similar case	similar hazard
single	single case	single hazard
obvious	obvious case	obvious hazard
Other adjectives: actual, definite, real, severe, massive, big, serious, huge, bad, main, new, major, final, minor, odd, last, different, biggest.

people	case people	hazard people
thanks	case thanks	hazard thanks

When the ship detects a hazard in its path, in this case, a passing comet trailing debris, it automatically wakes the crew.

Source: Film / Pitch Black
In the case of Gun Hazard's lack of continuity nods, it is justified because its story takes place in an alternate universe. 5.

Source: Video Game / Front Mission
Vigilante Execution: A common hazard, and not just at the end of the episode, either - sometimes it happens halfway through and they discover some additional twist in the case.

Source: Series / CSI: Miami

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