Endanger is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENDANGER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to expose to loss or injury
• put (someone or something) at risk or in danger
• put in danger
• To put to hazard; to bring into danger or peril; to expose to loss or injury; as, to endanger life or peace.
• To incur the hazard of; to risk.
• pose a threat to; present a danger to
• put in a dangerous, disadvantageous, or difficult position
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to imperil

Words related to ENDANGER

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Words that contain ENDANGER

endangers11 endangered13 endangerer12 endangerers13 endangering14 endangerment16 unendangered15 endangerments17

How to use ENDANGER in a sentence

• Soon after this a violent north wind arose, which flew so hard as greatly to endanger the ships, some of which were lost, and others blown out to sea.
• Vergil, despite his devotion to neat technique, may have had his misgivings about rules that in the end endanger the freedom of the poet.
• These heavy rains have loosed some of the rocks above, and they may come down and endanger the house.
• You suggest that I endanger all this in order to right a single instance of injustice.
• They themselves were safe enough for the present, and it was not likely that they would commit any indiscretion that might endanger their future flight.
• The letter concluded by stating that the Sultan desired the good will of the Emperor of Austria, and hoped that nothing might intervene to endanger it.
• She and her husband were offered land if they would remain, but she positively refused, saying it would endanger her soul.
• Yes, any attempt to attack the ship would endanger too much of the permanent structure of the field itself.
• The river rose nine inches, and the ice began breaking away in several places, so as to endanger our canoes which we are hauling down to the fort.
• It is the interest of all those who are connected with government to do away abuses that tend to endanger its security, or diminish its resources.
• The house, it will be recalled, adjoined that of King Haffgo, and, although there was no wind blowing, the burning of the less important structure was sure to endanger the other.
• I could not know for certain whether or not the exchange had actually been effected, and I did not dare inquire about the station, for it might betray facts and endanger results.
• But the corpse must be taken away at once, for he felt that every minute of delay might endanger his neck.
• There was a moment when this opposition ran so high, as to endanger an appeal to arms, in which case, perhaps, it would have been crushed.
• The alarm the House has had from this schism, has produced a rallying together, and a harmony, which carelessness and security had begun to endanger.
• But there are some which produce nothing, and endanger the well-being of the individuals engaged in them, or of others depending on them.
• The goodness of God is shown first in his having given the creature reason and freedom, and secondly in acts of assistance, which, however, do not endanger freedom.
• He knew that a war would involve him in such difficulties as must of necessity endanger his administration.
• This may cause certain difficulty in financially establishing the paper, but we should face the sacrifice and not endanger the prestige of our publications.
• Almost any kind of activity which does not endanger his life or health is good for him.
• We have acquired what appears to be a state of equilibrium into which we wish nothing to intrude that would endanger the balance.
• He perceived that the marriage would endanger the friendship between Germany and Russia, which was vital to his foreign policy, and he announced that it must not take place.
• They had then little to fear from the waves, which always endanger small craft.
• I do not think that Rhode Island had the moral right to endanger the new republic by refusing to enter it.
• She seemed so constantly to betray him into ill-regulated feeling, ill-considered speech and action, which tended to endanger the completeness of his self-esteem.
• For it was an accident, that much was certain, and one that might endanger the lives of all on board.
• Ladysmith might fall, and its fall stimulate the Cape rising and endanger the communications of the British force advancing north of the Orange River.
• An unprotected telephone system meeting such a hazard by contact will endanger life and property with great certainty.
• After the death of her husband, she had worked so late as to endanger her eyesight.
• At this time it blew a gale from the south-west, and the sea ran so high, as to endanger the boats which were lowered in order to lighten the ship.

Similar words containing DANG without suffix er and without prefix en

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