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perilous

[per-uh-luhs] / ˈpɛr ə ləs /


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That said, relying on a future inheritance is a perilous strategy for compensation.

From MarketWatch

The previous year he'd made the perilous journey to escape from North to South Korea, using an international underground network of safe houses and brokers.

From BBC

Though Felix was glad to have set out from Switzerland ahead of the plague, the road ahead wasn’t any less perilous.

From The Wall Street Journal

With our increasing reliance on video, as opposed to journalistic reports, of events, the ability to doctor or create scenes that didn’t happen is perilous for obvious reasons.

From Los Angeles Times

The World Health Organisation said that the conflict was at a "perilous stage" and called for restraint.

From BBC