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jeopardize
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jeopardize
verb
/ˈdʒɛpərdaɪz/
Jelly fish
jeopardy
Meaning
To put something into a situation of risk or danger.
to put something at risk of being damaged or destroyed
Example Sentences
Reckless driving can
jeopardize
lives.
His reckless behavior could
jeopardize
his career.
Example Expressions
jeopardize the future
Synonyms
endanger, risk, imperil, threaten, compromise
Entry 1
endanger, risk, imperil, threaten, compromise
Entry 2
endanger, threaten, risk, compromise, imperil
Antonyms
protect, safeguard, secure, preserve, defend
Entry 1
protect, safeguard, secure
Entry 2
protect, safeguard, secure, preserve, defend
Collocations
jeopardize lives, jeopardize career, jeopardize future, jeopardize health, jeopardize safety, jeopardize chances, jeopardize relationship
Entry 1
jeopardize lives, jeopardize career, jeopardize future, jeopardize health
Entry 2
jeopardize safety, jeopardize career, jeopardize chances, jeopardize relationship
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