Endanger and Play

Endanger

Endanger verb - To place in danger.

Play and endanger are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Play" instead a verb "Endanger".

Nearby Word: endangering

Play

Play verb - To risk (something) on the outcome of an uncertain event.
Usage example: figuring that she had little to lose, she played her last few bucks on the state lottery

Endanger and play are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Endanger" instead a verb "Play".

Common collocations

hero endanger hero play hero
characters endanger characters play characters
world endanger world play world
mission endanger mission play mission

Both words in one sentence

  • Another small detail is that Duke comes to the conclusion that the play is imitating real life all on his own (instead of having one of the others endanger their career to make a catty Freudian Slip).
  • Theatre / A Man for All Seasons That said he does play this trope straight in his dislike of Lutherans (a common belief at the time) and his willingness to drive his family into poverty (along with his household staff) and possibly endanger them as well by angering the King.
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