jeopardy
/dʒɛpərdɪ/; /dʒɪˈpɑrdi/Definitions
1. noun
a situation in which something is likely to be exposed to danger, loss, or other negative consequences
“The company’s financial woes put the project in jeopardy.”
2. noun
a situation in which a person’s or a thing’s safety or security is at risk
“The storm surge put the coastal town in jeopardy.”
3. noun
a situation in which a person’s or a thing’s reputation or status is at risk
“The scandal put the politician’s career in jeopardy.”
4. verb
to put or place something in a situation of danger or risk
“The new policy jeopardized the company’s chances of success.”