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to jeopardize
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to put something or someone in danger
Transitive: to jeopardize sth
jeopardize
v
jeopard
n
Example
The ongoing conflict is jeopardizing the stability of the region.
Not taking proper security measures can jeopardize the safety of the entire building.
Releasing that confidential document might jeopardize our negotiations with the other firm.
Skipping safety checks could jeopardize the integrity of the entire project.
Ignored warnings jeopardized the safety of those involved.
