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cause for alarm
noun as in peril
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Example Sentences
It is understood there is no cause for alarm - and her plans are being adjusted to avoid any setback after recovering from a bug.
It is understood that there is no cause for alarm and no downturn in her condition.
Queen Camilla still seems not to have fully shaken off a chest infection, which kept her away from engagements this week, although it's understood there's no cause for alarm.
Two brief encounters between a school bus and people not affiliated with a school were reported by national news outlets as a possible threat to students, but after an investigation officials determined there was no cause for alarm.
“It is not a cause for alarm.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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