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peril

[per-uhl] / ˈpɛr əl /


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As the Manual for Courts-Martial puts it, disobedience is “at the peril of the subordinate.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The peril for the Rams now is letting down their guard.

From Los Angeles Times

The England team ignore that at their peril.

From BBC

The atmosphere increased with the peril though, as fans responded to the contest emerging in front of them.

From BBC

Increasingly, we do so at our own peril, retreating into screens that bombard us with ever more fearsome stories of others, which causes us to retreat even further.

From The Wall Street Journal