Dangerous
Dangerous adjective - Involving potential loss or injury.
Meaningful and dangerous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Meaningful" instead an adjective "Dangerous".
Nearby Words: danger, dangerously
Meaningful
Meaningful adjective - Clearly conveying a special meaning (as one's mood).
Dangerous and meaningful are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dangerous" instead an adjective "Meaningful".
Both words in one sentence
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Meaningful Echo: Eddie explains the part about why he thinks getting bitten by a dead bee is dangerous to Frenchy's friends and an amused Marie.
Source: Film / To Have and Have Not -
Meaningful Funeral: At the beginning, to underscore the dangerous nature of the test pilots' work.
Source: Film / The Right Stuff -
Meaningful Echo: Riddick tells Johns about how "Statistically speaking, [space shuttle] landings are the most dangerous." as their shuttle begins to enter the atmosphere.
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