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(Perilous is used to describe anything that is dangerous or life threatening.)

The firefighters rescued the children from a perilous situation.

Driving was perilous on the icy, slippery, snow covered streets.

The marines are trained to make quick decisions during perilous, combat situations.

The path through the jungle was a perilous one, full of traps and wild animals.

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