Innocent and Risky

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Innocent

Innocent adjective - Not causing or being capable of causing injury or hurt.
Usage example: good-natured teasing that is just innocent fun
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Risky is an antonym for innocent.
Nearby Words: innocuous, innocence, innocently

Risky

Risky adjective - Involving potential loss or injury.
Usage example: a risky new adventure
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Innocent is an antonym for risky.
Nearby Words: risk, risked, riskily, riskiness, risking
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  • And because Clara, inspired by the Doctor's example, will do anything — however reckless and risky — to protect the innocent Rigsy in "Face the Raven", she is Killed Off For Real.
    Source: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished / Live-Action TV
  • Didn't Think This Through However, despite that he's happy to endanger innocent lives, mutilating the order of the Galaxy is exceedingly risky and possibly might end up destroying the entire galaxy and him with it, not just any innocent lives he's open to endangering and leaving the rest of the galaxy for him to rule.
    Source: Didn't Think This Through
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