Dangerous
Dangerous adjective - Involving potential loss or injury.
Subversive and dangerous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Subversive" instead an adjective "Dangerous".
Nearby Words: danger, dangerously
Subversive
Subversive adjective - In opposition to a civil authority or government.
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Synonyms for Subversive
Dangerous and subversive are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dangerous" instead an adjective "Subversive".
Nearby Word: subversion
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- baleful and dangerous
- baleful and subversive
- baneful and dangerous
- baneful and subversive
- evil and dangerous
- evil and subversive
- bad and dangerous
- bad and subversive
- treacherous and dangerous
- treacherous and subversive
- noxious and dangerous
- noxious and subversive
- unwholesome and dangerous
- unwholesome and subversive
Both words in one sentence
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Punk rock: Near the end of the 1970s what was considered subversive and dangerous two years earlier became corporate sponsored and almost easy listening.
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When his son committed suicide as a result of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Heist risked his own career and safety to write a subversive anti-war novel aimed against the two most powerful — and most dangerous — powers in the galaxy, the Landfallians and the Wreathens.
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Hearing a thump, the Warden starts to investigate, until Mister the cat runs out and Harry makes a wisecrack about how the cat could be a dangerous subversive.
Source: Convenient Decoy Cat
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