Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɛpərdi/
noun Jeopardy is a noun that refers to a dangerous situation or risk of harm or loss.
A1 Playing with fire can put you in jeopardy.
A2 The hikers were in jeopardy when they got lost in the wilderness.
B1 The company's financial stability is in jeopardy due to the recent market crash.
B2 The detective knew that the witness's life was in jeopardy if they testified against the mafia.
C1 The politician's reputation was in serious jeopardy after the scandal was exposed.
C2 The astronaut's mission was in jeopardy when a technical malfunction occurred during launch.
formal The company's financial stability is in jeopardy due to the recent market downturn.
informal If you don't turn in your assignment on time, your grade could be in jeopardy.
slang His reckless behavior put his job in jeopardy.
figurative The fragile peace between the two countries is in jeopardy after the recent border dispute.
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