Unsafe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNSAFE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not safe
• not safe; dangerous
• (of a verdict or conviction) not based on reliable evidence and likely to constitute a miscarriage of justice
• lacking in security or safety
• involving or causing danger or risk; liable to hurt or harm
• not safe from attack
• dangerous

Words related to UNSAFE

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How to use UNSAFE in a sentence

• It will be unsafe to take more, as the boats are small.
• Lawrence saw her approaching, and before she was even near enough to hear him, he began to shout to her to be careful about crossing the branch, as the board was unsafe.
• To find fault with the rest of his actions, O conscript fathers, is difficult, and somewhat unsafe.
• It was easy to enter by means of that unsteady support, but it would be extremely unsafe to venture forth in that way.
• It is unsafe for any other class of men to be allowed license for Sunday work.
• Limited or absolute for desertion for one year, cruelty, habitual drunkenness, neglect to provide, conduct of husband rendering it improper or unsafe for wife to live with him.
• It would be unsafe to deny his having told a particular falsehood in any given case or to any given man.
• As the night advanced, the wind freshened from the South-East and rendered our situation extremely unsafe.
• In many countries it is considered unsafe to put arms into the hands of the people and to instruct them in the elements of military knowledge.
• The water had gained very slowly during the last few hours, but the ship was now swimming so low, that I thought it unsafe to remain in the vessel, while asleep.
• The police regulations were extremely severe against heresy, but brigandage was common, and the darker streets were unsafe at night to strangers.
• The pedestal on which she stood, or rather was perched, would have appeared unsafe had any figure heavier than her own been placed there.
• But gratitude is an unsafe basis for the friendships of monarchs.
• A Piccolomini said yesterday that it was as safe at Rome as in Florence, which only proved Florence unsafe.
• Finding the district of Goruckpoor unsafe, the Nazim came back and surrendered himself at Lucknow.
• It was found unsafe to determine an equivalent at the beginning of each sitting to be used throughout the hour.
• On this day I should have returned, but an inflammation in my eyes makes it unsafe for me to venture in an open carriage, the weather being exceedingly disturbed.
• As the boiler was already worn out and unsafe for steam, we put no water into it and made no effort to prevent the tubes from shrinking.
• It is unsafe to trust Palestine very far, fair of aspect though she be.
• Hundreds of these little tunnels are dug in such close proximity to each other that it is quite unsafe for cattle and horses to pass over them.
• The former was reported to be unsafe, the sultan of the country being out, fighting the Fellatas.
• But I was as hot as July by the time we had him safe in harness, or, rather, unsafe in harness.
• He was of opinion that along the rim of the upper prairie level wheat would ripen, but farther back he thought it unsafe, and so no doubt it is for the present.
• It has no leaves upon it, yet it would be very unsafe to go to break or fell it, for the underground people frequently hold their meetings under its branches.
• The manifestations of hostility, on the part of the Indians, were such, that their longer stay was deemed unsafe.
• It was with no slight reluctance that he finally came to the conclusion that it would be altogether unsafe to take Claire into his employment.

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