danger
Pronunciation: [ˈdeɪndʒər]
Word
Context: "safety"
(noun) a situation that could cause harm or injury to someone. It means that something might be unsafe or risky, like walking near a busy street without looking.
Example
The sign warned us about the danger of swimming in the river during a storm.
Example
There was no danger in the park; it was very safe for kids to play.
Example
What do you think is the biggest danger when riding a bike?
Context: "risk"
(noun) something that poses a threat or harm, often related to certain activities. For example, climbing a steep mountain has a danger because you might fall.
Example
Skydiving can be thrilling, but it also has its dangers.
Example
Playing video games safely at home carries no danger.
Example
What dangers do you know about when hiking in the mountains?
Context: "emotion"
(noun) a feeling of being in trouble or about to get hurt. You might feel a sense of danger when you hear loud noises in a dark place.
Example
He felt a great danger as he walked through the abandoned house.
Example
She didn’t feel any danger while enjoying her day at the beach.
Example
Have you ever felt a sense of danger when doing something unusual?
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