jeop·ard·ize ['ʤepədaɪz] VB trans
- jeopardize
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- jeopardize career, future
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Moreover, reporting deaths often jeopardizes the familys future subsistence as they rely heavily on government benefits received for each child.
en.wikipedia.org He concluded that this would be impossible for several reasons, among others that it would severely jeopardize the equal rights of women.
en.wikipedia.org Poorly written or poorly documented ones can seriously hamper development and jeopardize the project.
en.wikipedia.org When the bottom of the food web declines tremendously due to acidification, the food web and the whole marine conservation effort is jeopardized.
en.wikipedia.org To avoid jeopardizing the film's release, they were paid $250,000 each to drop the case.
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