hazardously

One villain was going to cut hazardously close to another villain's heart.

But I tremble at the storm you would raise so hazardously.

Even now, after some rain, the Rhine remains hazardously low in places.

Chas jerked up with a start, rocking the boat hazardously.

It's not efficient; it risks the infant zygotes too hazardously.

However, one of the most important causes of death among mothers is hazardously performed abortions.

However that may be, and for whatever reason, he lost his balance, the window being set hazardously close to the floor, and toppled out.

Power lines dipped hazardously by at eye level, and a 90-year-old church only half-towered heavenward.

Then you may traverse the region less hazardously."

The original road wound hazardously down the escarpment, and was named for a commercial sign that indicated the distance to a specific business.

Frey was keeping our ship hazardously near the precipices, to lose no time in the pursuit.

But neither theatergoers nor students are prepared for the hazardously low overhang at the rear of the main floor.

Their wrap skirts open somewhat treacherously, and they are sometimes draped hazardously high on one thigh.

He owned a Bugatti race car and got in trouble with the police several times for driving fast and hazardously.

The plant has been used as a diuretic, possibly hazardously, in the light of observations in the following section.

As the pages were limited in quantity, the girls travelled even more hazardously and viewed them under the blankets two to a bed.

She laughed, causing the volcanoes to quiver hazardously.

Once the society begins its take-off for super-industrialism, this "anything goes" policy becomes wholly and hazardously inadequate.

"Please don't," the whisper a plea, or a threat; given the nature of his bloodline, telling which could be hazardously troublesome.

(Caution: hearing mainstream jazz on New Year's Eve can be hazardously expensive.

However their imaginary world becomes hazardously confused with the real one when a team begins the exploration of one of Saturn's moons.

Gwendolyn Post takes this opportunity to retrieve the glove and attack, demonstrating the glove's power to manipulate the elements and, most hazardously, lightning.

An alarm signal to other members of the herd that a predator is hazardously close thereby increasing the survival rate of the herd.

As he recalled the ordeal, he dragged absently on a cigarette, until reminded that he was hazardously close to his wife's oxygen bottle.