free from danger's Usage Examples:

small-pox excited; from believing that the cow-pock was an affection free from danger; and from his opinion that, by the cow-pock inoculation, he should.

the authorities, the female followers of Jesus could expect to be free from danger.

Believing himself to be free from danger, the man returned the following morning and swore that he had never.

sent to investigate a site location but reported, "the coast is so free from danger in that vicinity, the place itself so easy of access, and the business.

Once the fish grows further to be big enough to be free from danger, Manu transfers him into the ocean.

operators to ensure that the racing track they had designed was as free from danger as reasonable care and skill could make it, but that they were not.

destroy Chakravartin nonetheless, satisfied so long as Mithra can live free from danger.

was established by the East Central Africa Mission and the name means "to sit in a relaxed position with the legs outstretched, free from danger" v t e.

called Abhyagiri Wihara which means "a vihara on top of the hill that free from danger".

fight and leave – Sita"s bravery has kept the remaining cubs alive and free from danger.

Security enables the customer to feel free from danger, risk or doubt including physical safety, financial security and confidentiality.

the Apostolic See free from scandal, and the neighboring kingdoms free from danger.

Influential as was Thomas"s position at court, it was not free from danger, and, realising this, he vainly asked to be sent on government business.

Synonyms:

hazardousness, clear and present danger, status, perilousness, vulnerability, peril, condition, insecurity, exposure, riskiness,

Antonyms:

security, safety, innocence, purity, improvement,