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     • per•il /ˈpɛrəl/ n. grave risk; danger; jeopardy:[uncountable] The ship was in great peril. something that causes or may cause injury, loss, or destruction:[countable] the perils of a sea voyage.
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   What does peril mean?

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   What does do something at your peril mean?

   • From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English do something at your peril used to say that what someone is intending to do is dangerous or could cause them problems Politicians ignore this issue at their peril. → peril Examples from the Corpus do something at your peril • These are grave environmental warnings, which we ignore at our peril.

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   What is Red Peril?

   • Accordingly, the so-called ' red peril ' was exaggerated to the utmost. He refers to institutions imposing 'sanctions' and 'penalties' and refers to 'standards of conformity from which an individual may depart only at his peril'. In consequence, the souls of the manufacturing population were in a state of peril.

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   Are We entering a time of great peril?

   • [ U ] The president said that we are entering a time of great peril. The main perils covered are fire, lightning, explosion, and earthquake. So the series is in no peril, already having been picked up for a second season. And many did so at their own peril. They already know the perils of distance and self-commodification.

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   What are the main perils covered by the 'Red Peril'?

   • The main perils covered are fire, lightning, explosion, and earthquake. And he was not alone in recognizing the perils of attempting it. Accordingly, the so-called ' red peril ' was exaggerated to the utmost.

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   Does the base of Experior and opperior contain par or per?

   • It is unclear if the base of experior and opperior contains par- or per-, as the simplex verb is not attested. (Cf. Michiel de Vaan, "PIE i -presents, s -presents, and their reflexes in Latin," Glotta, Band 87 , pp. 23-36.) derivative of peril entry 1 13th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1 1567, in the meaning defined above “Peril.”

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   per•il /ˈpɛrəl/ n. grave risk; danger; jeopardy:[uncountable] The ship was in great peril. something that causes or may cause injury, loss, or destruction:[countable] the perils of a sea voyage. Idioms. at one's peril, with a great chance of meeting danger or causing harm to oneself: If you continue with this scheme, you do so at your peril.

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   verb. To cause to be in danger; to imperil; to risk. synonyms. queer. scupper. jeopardise. imperil. threaten. jeopardize. exact ( 8 ) FOR an opposition politician, giving the televised response to a president's state-of-the-union address is a perilous honour, with the emphasis on peril. 1. The Economist.

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   The meaning of PERIL is exposure to the risk of being injured, destroyed, or lost : danger. How to use peril in a sentence.