Endangerment vs Jeopardy - What's the difference?
endangerment | jeopardy | Related terms |
The act of putting someone into danger, or the condition of being in danger
(legal) The exposure of someone, especially a child, to danger or harm
, a popular US television game show in which contestants answer clues by responding in the form of a question, hosted originally by (Art Fleming) and most notably by (Alex Trebek).
* 1986 , Shane Black, Lethal Weapon (released 1987), scene 12, Warner Bros.
* 1999 , Kenneth Lonergan and Peter Tolan, analyze this , Warner Bros.
* 2003 , Matthew McIntosh, Well , Grove Press, ISBN 0802117511, pages 43-44
Endangerment is a related term of jeopardy.
As nouns the difference between endangerment and jeopardy
is that endangerment is the act of putting someone into danger, or the condition of being in danger while jeopardy is danger of loss, harm, or failure.endangerment
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(wikipedia endangerment)Noun
(en noun)jeopardy
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Proper noun
- Murtaugh: Honey, what’s this on my tie?
- She looks.
- Trish: An ugly spot?
- Murtaugh: Thanks. Sharp as a pin.
- Trish: I’m thinking of going on ‘Jeopardy ’.
- Ben: You know, normally a patient wouldn’t smoke or drink during a session.
- Vitti: (blowing smoke) That’s an interesting fact I’ll have to remember if I’m ever on ‘Jeopardy ’.
