dangerous

IPA: dˈeɪndʒɝʌs

Full of danger.
Causing danger; ready to do harm or injury.
(colloquial, dated) In a condition of danger, as from illness; threatened with death.

Examples of "dangerous" in Sentences

He never used the phrase "dangerous game" like President Obama.
House Speaker John Boehner R., Ohio has so far blocked the legislation, which he called "dangerous."
A "MacNeil/Lehrer Report" after the single presidential debate that year noted that Mr. Carter had used the word "dangerous" six times.
Officials described what they called a dangerous surgical raid by a small helicopter-borne special operations team, against a large compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, north of the capital, Islamabad.
Beyond the use of the word "dangerous" and "African American" in such close proximity, it's hard to understand the combo of cultural concern and pro-life authorship without considering how the billboard -- this one installed a half-mile from Planned Parenthood on Bleeker Street in Manhattan -- activates the stereotype of the young black women asmindless baby-making machine.
Beyond the use of the word "dangerous" and "African American" in such close proximity, it's hard to understand the combo of cultural concern and pro-life authorship without considering how the billboard -- this one installed a half-mile from Planned Parenthood on Bleeker Street in Manhattan -- activates the stereotype of the young black women asÂmindless baby-making machine.