Imperiled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPERILED in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMPERIL, to put in danger, also PERIL
• put at risk of being harmed, injured, or destroyed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to place in jeopardy

Words related to IMPERILED

imperil11 imperiling15 imperilled15 imperilling16 imperils12

How to use IMPERILED in a sentence

• It seemed impossible that the keen, restless eyes of the seekers should not discover the imperiled ones.
• Many of their number were at the front defending their imperiled country.
• Michonis knew that his head was imperiled by suspicions of his recent desire to assist her.
• The interests, the honor, the duty, the peace, and the prosperity of the people of all sections are equally involved and imperiled in this question.
• He was worried lest during his late discontent he had imperiled his salvation.
• President McKinley sent warships and soldiers to China, where they cooeperated with the forces of Japan and the European powers in rescuing the imperiled foreigners in Pekin.
• The Protestants were jealous of their constantly imperiled privileges, and wished to surround them with additional safeguards.
• Our honor, our religion and our independence are imperiled.
• The ministry, in their consternation, appealed to all the powers of Christendom to hasten to the rescue of the cross, now so seriously imperiled by the crescent.
• The boatmen were shamed into heroism, and the imperiled people were saved.
• She gave her visitors cold tea, and seriously imperiled her reputation as a charming and sympathetic hostess.
• Outside was the numerous throng, the scattering to this side and that of the imperiled foot travelers.
• As I said, the work must be accomplished within a week, or you and all your companions, all the members of the society, will be imperiled.
• Every secret is imperiled by needless communication, and we must compromise no one without cause.
• Since it has come, of course all Hungarians will support the empire and internal differences will be dismissed while the empire is imperiled.
• A second figure attempted to grasp the imperiled one in time, but evidently failed to secure a firm hold.
• The moment Lee crosses the Potomac, his communications with Richmond will be imperiled.
• To blow it up seemed a dangerous expedient, because already new buildings had been erected in its neighborhood, and their safety would be imperiled by the flying fragments.
• The great doctrines of which they are the influential advocates must not be imperiled by any smell of fire on their garments.
• The people who fell back from the dangerous vicinity crowded on the Yale men who had looked so anxiously after Merriwell as he hastened to the aid of the imperiled freshman.
• It perceives that its very institutions will be imperiled by such a condition.
• The safety of the entire scheme might easily have been imperiled by the selection of men as judges who were lacking in ability or character.
• The early-day navigation was imperiled by a small rock northwest of Angel Island, covered at low tide by but five feet of water.
• Out of the 6000 lives imperiled in the year 1910 in the disasters on water, only 53 were lost.
• Hugh was thrilled at the bare thought of one of the opposite sex being caught in a trap whereby life itself was imperiled.
• In either case the command was imperiled, and a military necessity demanded that something be done, and that without delay.
• The situation at least gave to the people of that imperiled country a chance to find out in what estimation they were held across the water.
• If, however, this uniform progress is imperiled, and the problem arises of deciding with reference to new cases, then a life is required which has its roots in itself.
• They had no advice ready at the instant, but turned and ran toward the imperiled girl as fast as they could go.
• The wisdom of our fathers, foreseeing even the most dire possibilities, made sure that the Government should never be imperiled because of the uncertainty of human life.
• Even that short time had been enough to sweep the imperiled lad past the place.
• The cowboy did not recklessly rush into the boiling flood, for he knew only too well that such a course could not help the imperiled one.
• Poland had now succeeded in enlisting Sweden in her cause, and Russia began to be quite seriously imperiled.
• In the year 1833, Constantinople was imperiled by the armies of Mohammed Ali, the energetic pacha of Egypt.
• Other lives which were imperiled, though not by disasters to shipping, were also rescued, and a large amount of property was saved through the aid of this service.

Similar words containing PERIL without suffix ed and without prefix im

peril7 perils8 apperil11 imperil11 periled10 perilla9 apperill12 apperils12 imperils12 periling11 perillas10 perilled11 perilous10 perilune10 apperills13 perilling12 perilunes11 perilymph21 imperiling15 imperilled15 perilously15 perilymphs22 slipperily17 unperilous12 imperilling16 imperilment17 imperilments18 perilousness14 perilousnesses16

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.