peril in Latin
peril in Latin is periculum — peril means a situation of serious, immediate danger.
peril in Latin
periculum
A situation of serious and immediate danger.
What does "peril" mean?
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noun A situation of serious, immediate danger.
"The hikers were in peril when the storm hit the mountain."
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noun A specific danger or risk, especially one covered by an insurance policy.
"Fire and flood are two perils the policy covers."
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peril in a sentence
- The hikers were in peril when the storm hit the mountain.
- She rescued the child from peril without a second thought.
- Fire and flood are two perils the policy covers.
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What is "peril" in Latin?
"peril" in Latin is periculum. peril means: A situation of serious, immediate danger.
How do you use "peril" in a sentence?
Example: "The hikers were in peril when the storm hit the mountain." In Latin, "peril" is periculum.
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