peril

"This sounds as if I were to peril my life," my father said.

Pray to God to deliver us from this peril; we cannot escape, if He do not take pity on us.'

The only possibility of peril which reason suggested was through the agency of that stranger.

Moreover, their zeal was not so ardent as to make them eager to risk the dangers of an arrest that was likely to be full of peril.

Or, this affirmation you make and give upon the peril of the penalty of perjury.

But this is explained by the peril that hung over the jury in case of acquittal.

Were you told that the duties imposed by the ministry were free from every obstacle, exempt from every peril?

In this moment of peril an object came under the eyes of Alexis that promised safety.

Seeing my designs interrupted and my life in peril, I resolved to face the guard.

With gentleness and tenderness there must go dauntless bravery and grim acceptance of labor and hardship and peril.