Noun:

அபாய நேர்வு,

risks's Usage Examples:

It was therefore only made possible at all by reducing the rations of the fighting men to a minimum and by undertaking the risks of changing the line of communication three times.

Luther at once answered in his Asterisks.

It is empowered to ensure and reinsure political risks, natural disasters, economic and commercial risks as well as exchange risk rates.

industrializerisks of asbestos exposure are not acceptable in either industrially developed or newly industrializing nations.

It has heaps, but no hills; bushes, but no trees, unless indeed three or four tamarisks of aspiring height deserve the name; many old ruins and vestiges of civilization, but few monuments or relics of antiquity.

Masturbation allows a healthy way to express and explore one's sexuality and to release sexual tension without the associated risks of sexual intercourse, according to many healthcare providers.

Separating might increase the risks for some, but it would reduce the risk of everyone being captured.

The above Zonal Classifications deal only with risks due to to flammable gases and vapors and, by implication, flammable mists.

When forced to make a quick or unplanned jump, the Colonial ships run navigational risks that can take their ships off course and into unknown space where navigational hazards pose more unexpected threats.

Owing to the great risks from fire the villages usually cover a large area of ground, and the houses are scattered and straggling.

Today with so many dire warnings about the health risks of sunlight exposure many people slather on sunscreen all the time, which completely blocks any potential benefit along with the risk of sun exposure.

Although eating chicken is a known risk factor, drinking water and eating salads have not been considered significant risks until studies of causes released in 2003 showed possible association with Campylobacter diarrheal infections.

If risks are identified by the assessment, information about them should be given to all women of childbearing age in the workplace.

Synonyms:

lay on the line, venture, assay, essay, adventure, put on the line, hazard, bell the cat, seek, attempt, try, stake, jeopardize,

Antonyms:

undamaged, healthy, unbroken, uninjured, sound,