Verb:

ஆபத்துக்கு உள்ளாக்கு,

jeopardize's Usage Examples:

Lives jeopardized, journalists hospitalized, police escape any condemnation; another job well done.

This not only could jeopardize your job, it could ruin your professional reputation.

At the same time, he couldn't jeopardize the underworld more.

jeopardizes vital interests, and when should security impede effectiveness?jeopardizes patient safety by creating an intimidating liability environment.

jeopardizeear the proposal would stifle religious freedom and debate, even jeopardizing comedians who joke about faith.

Either you or your girlfriend has not developed trust or something has jeopardized the trust in the relationship.

Another way children may have their safety jeopardized is by becoming victims of crime.

Look, if Faust is the Dawkinses' lawyer, I can't see how your saying so jeopardizes a damn thing.

While Josh skips school and jeopardizes his chance of graduating, Ebony is hard at work trying to finish her courses and enroll in college, all while coming to terms with the fact that her life is about to change forever.

When it began to affect economics, many people were afraid that the whole fabric of science would be destroyed and the practical gains it had achieved, jeopardized.

It also jeopardizes the future of our presence in Highfields.

I'm not about to jeopardize my job by asking all kinds of questions.

Izzie jeopardized her career to save Denny's life.

Synonyms:

stake, hazard, adventure, put on the line, risk, venture, lay on the line,

Antonyms:

safety, change, be well, agree, suffer,