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dangerous
adjective as in hazardous, troubling
Strongest matches
Strong match
Example Sentences
Liberal Democrat spokesperson Lisa Smart said the mass arrests "set a dangerous precedent" that was "deeply alarming" and that violence, antisemitic abuse or hate speech crimes were already covered by existing law.
He was convicted of armed robbery, felony larceny and break and enter, according to records obtained by CNN, and spent eight years in jail for robbery with a dangerous weapon.
Police said last month that they felt an aggressive search was the wrong approach, as they said Mr Phillips was armed and considered dangerous.
Winning her 43rd cap, the Loughborough Lightning playmaker was dangerous in attack and produced a superb tackle when isolated against the pace of Wallaroos' wing Maya Stewart out wide.
If the Rams pass rush wants to christen itself as the NFL’s most ferocious, the Houston Texans could offer a prime chance to showcase its “dangerous” capabilities.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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