precarious in Latin
precarious in Latin is precarius — precarious means not safe or stable; likely to fail or collapse at any moment.
precarious in Latin
precarius
(comparable) Dangerously insecure or unstable; perilous.
What does "precarious" mean?
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adj Not safe or stable; likely to fail or collapse at any moment.
"The old ladder left him in a precarious position on the roof."
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precarious in a sentence
- The old ladder left him in a precarious position on the roof.
- The company's finances were in a precarious state after the lawsuit.
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What is "precarious" in Latin?
"precarious" in Latin is precarius. precarious means: Not safe or stable; likely to fail or collapse at any moment.
How do you use "precarious" in a sentence?
Example: "The old ladder left him in a precarious position on the roof." In Latin, "precarious" is precarius.
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