Long
Risky
Risky adjective - Involving potential loss or injury.
Both words in one sentence
- Breaking the Laws of Magic warps and corrupts people's souls, and bringing someone back from the edge of corruption is a long and risky process.
Source: Knight Templar / Literature - Ernest Shackleton's crew on the Endurance became trapped in pack ice in Antarctica in 1914 and sank, but all crew returned to England after a long and risky rescue process.
Source: Everybody Lives -
Wonka rescued them all by creating Vita-Wonk and journeying down to Minusland to bring them back, a terribly long and risky process and thus one he didn't want to discuss in the present.
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