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  1. endanger, jeopardize, jeopardise, menace, threaten, imperil, perilverb

    pose a threat to; present a danger to

    «The pollution is endangering the crops»

    Synonyms:
    imperil, stake, threaten, venture, peril, jeopardise, endanger, menace, hazard, scupper, expose, adventure

  2. venture, hazard, adventure, stake, jeopardizeverb

    put at risk

    «I will stake my good reputation for this»

    Synonyms:
    pretend, impale, guess, run a risk, chance, gamble, back, take chances, gage, endanger, threaten, peril, menace, imperil, embark, venture, hazard, jeopardise, stake, adventure, punt, take a chance, post, risk, bet on, game

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  1. jeopardizeverb

    Synonyms:
    jeopard

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  1. List of paraphrases for «jeopardize»:

    endanger, jeopardise, threaten, undermine, imperil, compromise, impair, harm, affect, damage, prejudice

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  1. Emanuel Cleaver:

    It’s not apolitical game for all these people out here in the country who are hurting and scared to death. i thought that even though this place has become toxic, that nobody would jeopardize the health of millions of people for some political purpose.

  2. Hattiesburg Mayor Johnny DuPree:

    We know the officer called for backup for a reason … we’ll find that out, we will not jeopardize this investigation by guessing.

  3. Joseph Yun:

    We really shouldn’t be talking about President Donald Trump release, nobody should be talking about President Donald Trump release, until it happens because any kind of real speculation sends the wrong signals and could jeopardize President Donald Trump.

  4. Getty Images:

    They’re out there laughing all the way to the bank – we are enriching them we are making them more powerful [which can] jeopardize national security.

  5. Bob Woodward:

    I’ve never seen an instance when the President is so detached from the reality of what’s going on, this has not been treated seriously enough. Some of the things President Donald Trump did and does jeopardize the real national security.


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  • imperil
  • threaten
  • chance
  • gamble
  • hazard
  • peril
  • risk
  • stake
  • be careless
  • chance it
  • lay on the line
  • put at risk
  • put in danger
  • put in jeopardy
  • subject to
  • tempt fate

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All asked that their names be withheld, to not jeopardize their employment.

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It is necessary that I shall be considered a patriot of patriots, nothing must jeopardize such a character at the present time.

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It would be impolitic to jeopardize his whole ambition by any deviation from the letter of the Erfurt agreement.

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This was so, but only in so far as his actions would not jeopardize the peace of his own nation.

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After all, if Diogenes chose to jeopardize his head, what was it to them?

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WORDS RELATED TO JEOPARDIZE

  • attempt
  • cast lots
  • draw lots
  • gamble
  • go out on a limb
  • have a fling at
  • hazard
  • jeopardize
  • play with fire
  • plunge
  • put eggs in one basket
  • put it on the line
  • roll the dice
  • run the risk
  • skate on thin ice
  • speculate
  • stake
  • stick one’s neck out
  • take shot in the dark
  • tempt fate
  • tempt fortune
  • toss up
  • try
  • venture
  • wager
  • wildcat
  • blight
  • cop out
  • discredit
  • dishonor
  • embarrass
  • endanger
  • explode
  • expose
  • give in
  • hazard
  • imperil
  • implicate
  • jeopardize
  • mar
  • menace
  • peril
  • prejudice
  • put under suspicion
  • risk
  • ruin
  • sell out
  • spoil
  • weaken
  • adjusted
  • agreed
  • arbitrated
  • composed
  • compounded
  • conceded
  • conciliated
  • found happy medium
  • found middle ground
  • made a deal
  • made concession
  • met halfway
  • negotiated
  • played ball with
  • settled
  • split the difference
  • strike balance
  • traded off
  • went fifty-fifty
  • adjusts
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  • arbitrates
  • composes
  • compounds
  • concedes
  • conciliates
  • finds happy medium
  • finds middle ground
  • goes fifty-fifty
  • makes a deal
  • makes concession
  • meets halfway
  • negotiates
  • plays ball with
  • settles
  • splits the difference
  • strike balance
  • trades off
  • endanger
  • hazard
  • imperil
  • jeopardize
  • lay open
  • leave open
  • make liable
  • make vulnerable
  • peril
  • put in harm’s way
  • risk
  • back
  • bet
  • brave
  • buck the odds
  • cast lots
  • challenge
  • cut the cards
  • dare
  • defy
  • endanger
  • face
  • flip the coin
  • game
  • go for broke
  • hazard
  • imperil
  • jeopardize
  • lay money on
  • lot
  • make a bet
  • play
  • plunge
  • put
  • put faith in
  • put trust in
  • risk
  • set
  • shoot the moon
  • shoot the works
  • speculate
  • stake
  • stick one’s neck out
  • take a flyer
  • tempt fortune
  • trust to luck
  • try one’s luck
  • venture
  • wager

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2 definitions

jeopardize (Verb) —   Pose a threat to; present a danger to 1 example
1. ex. «The pollution is jeopardizing the crops»
jeopardize (Verb) —   Put at risk 1 example
1. ex. «I will jeopardize my good reputation for this»

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[ d͡ʒˈɛpədˌa͡ɪz], [ d‍ʒˈɛpədˌa‍ɪz], [ dʒ_ˈɛ_p_ə_d_ˌaɪ_z]

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    • n.

      • live dangerously,
      • run the risk (of something),
      • throw/cast caution to the wind(s),
      • dare.

      • safety.

      adventure (noun)

      • adventure.

      jeopardize (noun)

      • venture.
    • v.

      chance (verb)

      • puts eggs basket,
      • goes out a limb,
      • stick one neck out,
      • running the risk,
      • put it line,
      • goes out on a limb,
      • putting eggs one basket,
      • played with fire,
      • haddest a fling at,
      • go out a limb,
      • has fling at,
      • skates on thin ice,
      • putting eggs in basket,
      • put eggs one basket,
      • hadst a fling at,
      • put it the line,
      • puts the line,
      • takes shot dark,
      • skate thin ice,
      • going out limb,
      • put on line,
      • plays with fire,
      • putting the line,
      • takes shot the dark,
      • having a fling at,
      • tosses up,
      • sticked ones neck out,
      • going out on a limb,
      • taking shot dark,
      • stuck neck out,
      • putting eggs in one basket,
      • took shot in dark,
      • puts on the line,
      • rolling the dice,
      • put eggs basket,
      • hath a fling at,
      • went out a limb,
      • sticking ones neck out,
      • tempting fortune,
      • rolls dice,
      • run risk,
      • put line,
      • sticked neck out,
      • tempted fortune,
      • skates thin ice,
      • ran risk,
      • going out on limb,
      • takes shot in dark,
      • rolls the dice,
      • rolling dice,
      • stick ones neck out,
      • went out limb,
      • skated thin ice,
      • putting it the line,
      • putting line,
      • sticked one’s neck out,
      • putting it on line,
      • putting on the line,
      • put eggs in basket,
      • sticks ones neck out,
      • draws lots,
      • rolled the dice,
      • putting eggs basket,
      • puts it on the line,
      • hath fling at,
      • go out limb,
      • taking shot in the dark,
      • running risk,
      • taking shot in dark,
      • runs risk,
      • puts line,
      • sticks one’s neck out,
      • putting on line,
      • put it on line,
      • sticks neck out,
      • takes shot in the dark,
      • hadst fling at,
      • take shot dark,
      • sticked one neck out,
      • sticks one neck out,
      • put the line,
      • taking shot the dark,
      • had fling at,
      • going out a limb,
      • stuck ones neck out,
      • puts it line,
      • sticking neck out,
      • haddest fling at,
      • take shot the dark,
      • skating on thin ice,
      • skated on thin ice,
      • took shot dark,
      • goes out limb,
      • goes out on limb,
      • drew lots,
      • have fling at,
      • puts on line,
      • roll dice,
      • ran the risk,
      • rolled dice,
      • putting it on the line,
      • runs the risk,
      • hast a fling at,
      • tost up,
      • has a fling at,
      • hast fling at,
      • took shot in the dark,
      • skating thin ice,
      • tossing up,
      • went out on a limb,
      • sticking one neck out,
      • tempts fortune,
      • took shot the dark,
      • having fling at,
      • putting it line,
      • had a fling at,
      • stuck one neck out,
      • puts it the line,
      • tossed up,
      • puts eggs one basket,
      • puts eggs in one basket,
      • take shot in dark,
      • stuck one’s neck out,
      • puts eggs in basket,
      • went out on limb,
      • puts it on line.

      compromise (verb)

      • dis-crediting,
      • dis-honor,
      • end anger,
      • dis honor,
      • end-angered,
      • dis credited,
      • end-anger,
      • end-angers,
      • dis-honored,
      • end angered,
      • dis honoring,
      • dis-honoring,
      • dis-credit,
      • dis crediting,
      • dis-honors,
      • dis honors,
      • dis-credited,
      • dis credits,
      • end-angering,
      • dis honored,
      • puts under suspicion,
      • dis credit,
      • end angering,
      • end angers,
      • dis-credits,
      • putting under suspicion.

      endanger (verb)

      • threaten,
      • put in danger,
      • put at risk,
      • peril,
      • endanger,
      • tempt fate,
      • be careless,
      • subject to.

      expose (verb)

      • puts in harms way,
      • puts harms way,
      • puts in harm’s way,
      • made vulnerable,
      • putting harms way,
      • ex posing,
      • making vulnerable,
      • puts harm’s way,
      • leaved open,
      • made liable,
      • ex-pose,
      • put harm way,
      • putting in harm’s way,
      • put harms way,
      • puts harm way,
      • put harm’s way,
      • ex posed,
      • makes liable,
      • ex-posed,
      • puts in harm way,
      • ex pose,
      • leaving open,
      • put in harms way,
      • putting in harms way,
      • put in harm way,
      • lays open,
      • making liable,
      • putting in harm way,
      • leaves open,
      • putting harm’s way,
      • ex-posing,
      • makes vulnerable,
      • putting harm way.

      gamble (verb)

      • putting trust in,
      • tried ones luck,
      • trusted to luck,
      • cuts the cards,
      • cutting the cards,
      • flipping coin,
      • try one luck,
      • cutting cards,
      • took flyer,
      • try ones luck,
      • trusts luck,
      • shoots the moon,
      • shoots works,
      • lays money on,
      • tried one’s luck,
      • goes for broke,
      • trust luck,
      • tries luck,
      • flipped the coin,
      • takes flyer,
      • trying one luck,
      • shoot works,
      • took a flyer,
      • make bet,
      • shoot moon,
      • shooting works,
      • takes a flyer,
      • shoots the works,
      • tries one luck,
      • shot the works,
      • made a bet,
      • buck odds,
      • tries one’s luck,
      • laid money on,
      • bucking odds,
      • take flyer,
      • bucks odds,
      • shot the moon,
      • tried luck,
      • shoots moon,
      • cut cards,
      • makes bet,
      • shooting the works,
      • bucking the odds,
      • trying one’s luck,
      • bucked the odds,
      • shot moon,
      • bucks the odds,
      • flips the coin,
      • tried one luck,
      • shooting the moon,
      • flip coin,
      • making bet,
      • trying ones luck,
      • taking flyer,
      • trusts to luck,
      • went for broke,
      • flipped coin,
      • tries ones luck,
      • puts trust in,
      • trusting to luck,
      • bucked odds,
      • shot works,
      • makes a bet,
      • try luck,
      • trusting luck,
      • made bet,
      • shooting moon,
      • trusted luck,
      • taking a flyer,
      • flips coin,
      • laying money on,
      • trying luck,
      • flipping the coin,
      • cuts cards.

      hazard (verb)

      • taking a plunge,
      • take plunge,
      • taking plunge,
      • took a plunge,
      • takes a plunge,
      • takes plunge,
      • took plunge.

      imperil (verb)

      • chancing it,
      • chances it,
      • chanced it.

      menace (verb)

      • leaned on,
      • over hang,
      • bad eyeing,
      • bad eying,
      • bad eyes,
      • badeye,
      • pushes around,
      • pushed around,
      • scares hell out of,
      • whipped around,
      • whipt around,
      • bad-eying,
      • over-hanging,
      • leant on,
      • badeyeing,
      • over hangs,
      • bad eyed,
      • bad-eyed,
      • bad-eyes,
      • putting heat on,
      • over-hangs,
      • scared hell out of,
      • whips around,
      • scaring hell out of,
      • over-hang,
      • whipping around,
      • puts heat on,
      • badeyes,
      • badeyed,
      • bad-eyeing,
      • badeying,
      • leans on.

      Other relevant words: (verb)

      • exist,
      • action,
      • jeopardise,
      • lay on the line,
      • risk,
      • be,
      • put on the line.

      risk (verb)

      • hanged by thread,
      • ran the chance,
      • goes out of ones depth,
      • go out of one depth,
      • leaving luck,
      • went out depth,
      • left to luck,
      • leapt before looking,
      • go out one’s depth,
      • goes out of one’s depth,
      • hung by thread,
      • goes out of one depth,
      • exposing to danger,
      • leaved to luck,
      • taking the liberty,
      • running the chance,
      • taking liberty,
      • expose danger,
      • taking header,
      • wert caught short,
      • am caught short,
      • taking a header,
      • goes out one depth,
      • puts jeopardy,
      • are caught short,
      • going out of ones depth,
      • puts in jeopardy,
      • ran chance,
      • going out ones depth,
      • hangs by a thread,
      • going out one depth,
      • leaps before looking,
      • defies danger,
      • exposes danger,
      • hung by a thread,
      • going out of one’s depth,
      • take header,
      • defying danger,
      • going out of depth,
      • took header,
      • leaped before looking,
      • leave luck,
      • leaving to luck,
      • run chance,
      • went out one’s depth,
      • go out depth,
      • go out one depth,
      • going out of one depth,
      • go out of ones depth,
      • took the liberty,
      • went out of one depth,
      • took liberty,
      • wast caught short,
      • runs chance,
      • goes out of depth,
      • left luck,
      • exposing danger,
      • went out of one’s depth,
      • leaves to luck,
      • leaping before looking,
      • hang by thread,
      • goes out ones depth,
      • is caught short,
      • defied danger,
      • going out one’s depth,
      • takes header,
      • exposed danger,
      • goes out one’s depth,
      • leaves luck,
      • leaved luck,
      • takes the liberty,
      • hangs by thread,
      • took a header,
      • exposes to danger,
      • went out of depth,
      • takes liberty,
      • went out ones depth,
      • were caught short,
      • went out one depth,
      • went out of ones depth,
      • running chance,
      • putting in jeopardy,
      • takes a header,
      • was caught short,
      • hanged by a thread,
      • goes out depth,
      • go out ones depth,
      • runs the chance,
      • putting jeopardy,
      • art caught short,
      • put jeopardy,
      • going out depth,
      • being caught short,
      • go out of depth.

      stake (verb)

      • staking down,
      • stakes down,
      • staked down.

      threaten (verb)

      • wert in the offing,
      • is in the air,
      • art the air,
      • were in offing,
      • being in the air,
      • fore-shadowed,
      • are the offing,
      • being dangerous,
      • being air,
      • is the horizon,
      • was offing,
      • being imminent,
      • be horizon,
      • is imminent,
      • wert the horizon,
      • wert gathering,
      • am in air,
      • wast horizon,
      • fore boding,
      • are offing,
      • art the horizon,
      • be air,
      • am dangerous,
      • fore-bode,
      • being horizon,
      • was the air,
      • art imminent,
      • wast on horizon,
      • brewinging,
      • were in air,
      • were offing,
      • are on the horizon,
      • art in the air,
      • is gathering,
      • fore-shadow,
      • are horizon,
      • be in air,
      • is in air,
      • fore shadowing,
      • is the offing,
      • be in offing,
      • were imminent,
      • be the air,
      • wert horizon,
      • is on the horizon,
      • wast the horizon,
      • wert air,
      • art gathering,
      • being gathering,
      • fore shadow,
      • being in air,
      • art dangerous,
      • are in the air,
      • wast on the horizon,
      • wast the offing,
      • be the offing,
      • wert dangerous,
      • brewings,
      • fore-shadowing,
      • am the offing,
      • being on the horizon,
      • am the horizon,
      • am on horizon,
      • are the horizon,
      • was gathering,
      • are in offing,
      • fore shadowed,
      • art air,
      • brewinged,
      • wert on the horizon,
      • is dangerous,
      • being the horizon,
      • are in the offing,
      • wast in the offing,
      • being in offing,
      • wast gathering,
      • was dangerous,
      • being in the offing,
      • am the air,
      • art horizon,
      • am on the horizon,
      • was the horizon,
      • fore bode,
      • was imminent,
      • wast offing,
      • is in offing,
      • were in the air,
      • am offing,
      • are imminent,
      • wast imminent,
      • am horizon,
      • pre-sages,
      • was in the offing,
      • were the offing,
      • was on the horizon,
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      • are in air,
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      • art in offing,
      • wast in the air,
      • wert the offing,
      • is air,
      • fore-bodes,
      • wert in air,
      • art in air,
      • be on horizon,
      • are dangerous,
      • pre sage,
      • being the air,
      • wert offing,
      • pre-sage,
      • fore boded,
      • hung over,
      • puts at risk,
      • be offing,
      • fore bodes,
      • fore shadows,
      • was on horizon,
      • were the air,
      • hanged over,
      • fore-boded,
      • wert imminent,
      • wast air.

      venture (verb)

      • makes stab at,
      • made a stab at,
      • take crack at,
      • making stab at,
      • making bold,
      • playing the market,
      • dare said,
      • dare saying,
      • made stab at,
      • made bold,
      • played for,
      • dare says,
      • plays the market,
      • making a stab at,
      • playing for,
      • play market,
      • plays for,
      • played market,
      • make stab at,
      • played the market,
      • makes a stab at,
      • makes bold,
      • plays market,
      • playing market.
    • Other synonyms:

      • fool with,
      • flirt with.

      • stick out.

      • mess with.

      chance

      • wildcatting,
      • sticking one’s neck out,
      • stick one’s neck out,
      • drawing lots,
      • toss up,
      • draw lots,
      • tempt fortune,
      • put it on the line,
      • Jeopardized,
      • wildcatted,
      • stick neck out,
      • put eggs in one basket,
      • roll the dice,
      • playing with fire,
      • skate on thin ice,
      • run the risk,
      • go out on a limb,
      • take shot in the dark,
      • play with fire,
      • have a fling at.

      compromise

      • Perilled,
      • mar,
      • Periling,
      • Perilling,
      • put under suspicion,
      • Periled,
      • gave in.

      Other relevant words:

      • lay open,
      • imperil,
      • try one’s luck,
      • take a flyer,
      • push around,
      • take a plunge,
      • shoot the moon,
      • Menaced,
      • hang by a thread,
      • chance,
      • take the liberty,
      • jeopardying,
      • jeopardy,
      • Jeoparded,
      • put heat on,
      • leap before looking,
      • cut the cards,
      • lay money on,
      • Volunteering,
      • make liable,
      • hanging by a thread,
      • menace,
      • Volunteered,
      • laying open,
      • impend,
      • stake,
      • jeopards,
      • Gamed,
      • Adventuring,
      • defy danger,
      • take a header,
      • Jeoparding,
      • chance it,
      • pushing around,
      • leave to luck,
      • take liberty,
      • leave open,
      • put in harm’s way,
      • going for broke,
      • stake down,
      • gaming,
      • go out of one’s depth,
      • hanging by thread,
      • putting faith in,
      • run the chance,
      • left open,
      • jeopardies,
      • shoot the works,
      • Adventured,
      • leaning on,
      • gamble,
      • making a bet,
      • Jeopard,
      • jeopardied,
      • make vulnerable,
      • scare hell out of,
      • put faith in,
      • make a bet,
      • go out on limb,
      • put trust in,
      • bad-eye,
      • trust to luck,
      • hazard,
      • Lotted,
      • exposed to danger,
      • flip the coin,
      • Lotting,
      • lean on,
      • bad eye,
      • laid open,
      • whip around,
      • buck the odds,
      • be caught short,
      • expose,
      • compromise,
      • go for broke,
      • put in jeopardy,
      • expose to danger,
      • puts faith in.

      threaten

      • be imminent,
      • be in the offing,
      • be in the air,
      • be dangerous,
      • hang over,
      • hanging over,
      • be on the horizon,
      • be gathering.

      venture

      • Ventured,
      • dare say,
      • make a stab at,
      • get down,
      • play the market,
      • play for,
      • make bold,
      • try out,
      • got down.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • damage,
      • back,
      • susceptible,
      • foretell,
      • plunge,
      • uncover,
      • commit,
      • collapse,
      • take chances,
      • desolation,
      • demolition,
      • destruction,
      • devastation,
      • suppose,
      • downfall,
      • defeat,
      • danger,
      • rash,
      • scupper,
      • vulnerable,
      • detriment,
      • Imperilment,
      • feel,
      • poison,
      • denude,
      • bet on,
      • end,
      • guess,
      • gage,
      • bet,
      • harm,
      • devilry,
      • Jeopardizing,
      • disclose,
      • Endangerment,
      • betray,
      • embark,
      • reckon,
      • bane,
      • punt,
      • wager,
      • mischievousness,
      • injury,
      • disadvantage,
      • mischief,
      • take a chance,
      • believe,
      • abolition,
      • endangered,
      • pawn,
      • death,
      • run a risk,
      • deem,
      • divulge,
      • pretend,
      • detect,
      • put on,
      • impale,
      • discover,
      • post,
      • canker,
      • helpless,
      • exhibit,
      • unfold,
      • game,
      • risky,
      • destroy,
      • jeopardizes.

    How to use «Jeopardize» in context?

    Jeopardize means to endanger, put in jeopardy, or to threaten with danger. Jeopardizing a project, relationship, or future can have serious consequences. Jeopardizing a project may result in unreliable or lesser quality work, while jeopardizing a relationship can have serious emotional consequences. Threatening a future can have negative long-term consequences such as missed opportunities or diminished prospects.

    Jeopardizing a project, relationship, or future can be a deliberate choice or an unintentional action. Jeopardizing a project may be the result of poor planning or inadequate resources. Jeopardizing a relationship may be the result of unwillingness or inability to compromise.

    Paraphrases for Jeopardize:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Equivalence

      • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
        undermine.
      • Verb, base form
        compromise, endanger, imperil, jeopardise, undermine.
    • Independent

      • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
        threaten.
      • Verb, base form
        affect, alter, challenge, circumvent, commit, complicate, constrain, dampen, danger, degrade, derail, destabilize, destroy, deteriorate, detract, diminish, discourage, displace, disrupt, distort, disturb, encroach, encumber, erode, expose, frustrate, hamper, hinder, hobble, hurt, impact, impair, impinge, inhibit, injure, interfere, obstruct, offend, preclude, prejudge, prejudice, prevent, put, risk, ruin, sabotage, spoil, stifle, subvert, tarnish, threat, threaten, thwart, torpedo, undercut, upset, violate, wound, threatens, pre-empt.
    • Other Related

      • Verb, base form
        damage, impede, infringe, weaken.

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