imperil

Object

• specie: The Center works to protect and restore natural ecosystems and imperiled species through science, education, policy, and environmental law.
• security: But bloc Europe, superstate Europe, would imperil exactly the security, prosperity and unity that Schuman dreamed of.
• life: Similarly, a reckless company in charge of a ferry, train or a chemical plant will imperil life on a large scale.
• future: Alongside the arguments over decommissioning and policing, it has retained the capacity to destabilize the executive and imperil the future of the institutions.
• freedom: In particular, security considerations and the demands of the battle against crime including terrorism should not imperil freedom of expression and press freedom.
• nation: The first thought of the imperiled nation was for its children.

Modifying Another Word

• seriously: They also analyze proposed legislation, a vital factor in early recognition of a rule that could seriously imperil our right to ride.
• not: However, Franklin D. Roosevelt did get into office, and the country was not imperiled.
• also: It also imperils tens of thousands of farmers, field hands and migrant laborers.