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jeopardy |
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in jeopardy to be at risk; to be at peril. John puts himself in jeopardy every time he goes skydiving. I was in jeopardy when my car broke down on the deserted road. place someone or something in jeopardy to put someone or something at risk. Do you realize that what you just said places all of us in jeopardy? She has placed the entire project in jeopardy. See also: place put someone or something in(to) jeopardy to put someone or something into danger. What you just said puts Bill into jeopardy. It puts his plans in jeopardy. See also: put in jeopardy in danger It worries me that the money for these projects is in jeopardy, and I wonder what we will do if there is no money. Fiona's injury put her basketball career in jeopardy. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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