Dangerous
Dangerous adjective - Involving potential loss or injury.
Slaying and dangerous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Slaying" instead an adjective "Dangerous".
Nearby Words: danger, dangerously
Both words in one sentence
- Four years later, the Guild School's Domestic Science Mistress (who teaches the use of really dangerous food additives) is asked to track down and bring a book to another Ethical Assassin who has taken up the torch of slaying errant husbands for money.
Source: Domestic Abuse - Isuca's parents "go missing" seven years prior to the start of the story, (making them legally dead), and she has to live in a mansion, alone, taking on the dangerous job of "demon slaying," again, alone, because the rest of the family, save for her maternal grandmother, wants her dead or gone.
Source: Social Services Does Not Exist - Bushlad's tribe has three options, equally valid: either the ancestral strategy of slaying a mighty and dangerous beast, or the slightly more contemporary options of buying out a major corporation in a hostile takeover, or amassing a stock portfolio worth $500,000.
Source: Rite of Passage
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