Danger is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DANGER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to expose to loss or injury
• To endanger.
• in archaic usage, endanger
NOUN:
• the possibility of suffering harm or injury
• a cause or likely cause of harm or injury
• the possibility of something unwelcome or unpleasant happening
• the status of a railway signal indicating that the line is not clear and that a train should not proceed
• Authority; jurisdiction; control.
• Power to harm; subjection or liability to penalty.
• Exposure to injury, loss, pain, or other evil; peril; risk; insecurity.
• Difficulty; sparingness.
• Coyness; disdainful behavior.
• the condition of being susceptible to harm or injury
• a venture undertaken without regard to possible loss or injury
• a cause of pain or injury or loss
• a dangerous place
• state of being vulnerable to injury, loss, or evil
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to endanger
• possibility of being injured or killed

Words related to DANGER

dangered11 dangering12 dangerless12 dangers9 jeopardy21

How to use DANGER in a sentence

• We have seen what an element of disorder Poland has become and how the policy of the Entente towards Russia has constituted a permanent danger.
• The whispering breeze on this delightful twelfth of June swept about the eaves of the church without a hint of danger.
• He could hardly realize the danger of his situation, it had all come upon him so suddenly.
• But if he doubted, then it was a proof of absolute insanity for a man under the influence of a doubtful hope to incur a certain danger.
• A sense of danger, lest the rock should crumble away, almost overpowered me.
• She had awakened to the danger almost at the eleventh hour, and she had escaped.
• I have another private intimation, that the old peer is in the greatest danger.
• In reality, the danger from these sources is trivial, much less than the danger of being run down by an automobile at home.
• With great difficulty, however, and not less danger, he succeeded in getting into the open highway below, and into a thickly inhabited country.
• But by what I hear there is little danger of molestation till one reaches Hammerton Heath.
• I considered it best that she should not be informed of her danger.
• The journey under the burning sun of the hottest summer known for many years aggravated his malady, but he brought the child out of danger.
• In his earlier years he had ever met personal danger in the most intrepid manner.
• The worst difficulty, and the worst danger, was from the wind.
• In our haste to get rich or to meet new conditions we are in danger of losing all of our old standards of conduct, of training, and of morality.
• The chief danger is lest the teachers should suffer from the strain of supervision-duties in addition to their work in school.
• It is a normal human trait to shrink from pain and danger.
• A person will get so interested in something that he will be blind and deaf to everything else, and so will walk straight into danger or trouble of some kind.
• No one on board had the least idea that the tide had swept them so near the rock, and the ringing of the anvil was the first warning they got of their danger.
• Charming the messenger and kissing the footstool, seasoning the grape-juice and coloring the rose stalk, the danger to the minute is the time of day.
• This is the first time I have seemed to be in the slightest danger.
• Did he stay by you in your distress, and assist and comfort you? No, he led you into danger, and then abandoned you.
• Every great advance in mechanical skill has been met by the determined hostility of men who fancied their craft to be in danger.

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