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Jeopardize-to put in danger.

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Jeopardize-to put in danger.

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That leopard will continue to jeopardize the community.

This board's decision to jeopardize the future of the company can only be described as reckless.

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This could very well jeopardize my career and get me fired!

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"The supervisor feared that he would jeopardize his job by standing up for his workers."

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The term jeopardize (UK jeopardise) means "to place in jeopardy" (to place at risk) -- actions or inactions can risk an unwanted outcome, a loss of benefit, or a poor result.

- One may jeopardize his chance for a promotion by disagreeing with his boss.

- One may jeopardize his safety by not being careful in dangerous situations.

- Having a poor credit rating will jeopardize a person's chance for a loan or mortgage approval.

- Eating unhealthy foods can jeopardize your physical well-being.

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