endanger
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- v pose a threat to; present a danger to
The pollution is endangering the crops - v put in a dangerous, disadvantageous, or difficult position
- The official truth of the moment was that the emergence of SARSthe frightening virus responsible for Asia's gravest health crisis in recent memorydid not endanger the 14 .
- They can also endanger the baby if the infant's gestational age has been miscalculated and the child is removed from the womb too soon.
- Others patients are relying on oxycontin and morphine-based medications, which may not endanger the cardiovascular system in the same way, but carry perils of their own, addiction .