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treacherous

[trech-er-uhs] / ˈtrɛtʃ ər əs /




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Those in affected areas have been told to expect travel delays and treacherous conditions for pedestrians, with warnings that some rural communities could be cut off over the coming days.

From BBC

The weather can change quickly on Mt Baldy, and conditions can be treacherous with snow and ice.

From BBC

It provided the seamers with movement and bounce, making batting treacherous, with England winning by four wickets inside two days.

From Barron's

For eight days, Sudanese farmer Ibrahim Hussein led his family through treacherous terrain to flee the fighting in southern Kordofan -- the latest and most volatile front in the country's 31-month-old conflict.

From Barron's

Page and his team left 10 millimetres of grass on the wicket, providing fast bowlers with excessive seam movement and bounce which made batting treacherous.

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