jeopardize
IPA: dʒˈɛpɝdaɪz
verb
- (US) To put in jeopardy, to threaten.
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Examples of "jeopardize" in Sentences
- This seriously jeopardizes the article.
- Do not jeopardize the integrity of this website.
- If the drain continues it could jeopardize the ship.
- Please stop trying to jeopardize the review results.
- He jeopardized himself into a trouble by not showing up.
- Accelerating the process is likely to jeopardize the project.
- To accelerate the process is likely to jeopardize the project.
- That would jeopardize both of our standings in the department.
- It is feared that this may jeopardize the future of the project.
- This is in order to not jeopardize the amateur status of athletes.
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