In danger of
Likely to and in danger of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Likely to" instead an adjective phrase "In danger of".
Likely to
In danger of and likely to are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In danger of" instead an adjective phrase "Likely to".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- ready and in danger of
- ready and likely to
- apt and in danger of
- apt and likely to
- likely and in danger of
- likely and likely to
- prone and in danger of
- prone and likely to
- liable and in danger of
- liable and likely to
- disposed and in danger of
- disposed and likely to
- close to and in danger of
- close to and likely to
Both terms in one sentence
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Young monster girls are also in danger of being kidnapped by humans, likely to be sold into any number of horrifying scenarios.
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