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threat
noun as in warning; danger
Strong matches
bluff, commination, fix, foreboding, foreshadowing, fulmination, impendence, omen, portent, presage, thunder
Weak match
Example Sentences
FedEx made a similar move in 2018, when it directly acknowledged the threat from Amazon Air by saying that such fear of disruption was “fantastical.”
The neighborhood starts to think Edward is a threat.
National security, however, provides the broadest justification for withholding information, with the law giving the attorney general the power to judge whether certain information poses a threat to national security.
"We will not allow any threats against the inhabitants of the north, and maximum enforcement will continue and even intensify," Katz told the Israeli parliament.
These activities pose threats to the delicate ecosystem and the organisms that depend on it.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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