Synonyms for endangered
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1. endangeredadjective

   (of flora or fauna) in imminent danger of extinction

   "an endangered species"

   Antonyms:
   invulnerable

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1. • Flora

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1. imperiledverb

   for the imperiled of this finite-mean is with this past-tense-claim of the facts with the law of the salvage with this in-rem-thing, term of a thing with the peril, fate of a danger with the need of a save with the perilous-hazard by the salvor.

   as the container continues to be susceptible to deterioration, through my role as bailor i am employing this correspondence to rescue the at-risk container and its imperiled contents from the jeopardy posed by hazardous conditions resulting from the unrepaired defect.

   Submitted by jonbell1 on December 7, 2023  

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1. List of paraphrases for "endangered":

   threatened, jeopardized, jeopardised, disappearing, extirpated, compromised, imperilled, vulnerable

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1. Rand Paul:

   Sometimes I'll say flippantly if you sold the chicken to somebody, there'd be plenty of them, when things are owned, there's lots of cows. Cows are not endangered. Neither are chickens, really. The sage brush grouse would probably be less likely to be endangered if somebody owned it and allowed it to reproduce. So there are ways of handling it.

2. Brett Hartl:

   We recovered the bald eagle in every state in the country, it's probably the most geographically widespread recovery effort of any endangered species.

3. Ken Balcomb:

   We hope this is a sustained upswing in the population, but they are endangered and will remain endangered until we can get their population up over 100.

4. Andrew Rossig:

   I just want to say that we're sorry for what we did, we understand that what we did could possibly have endangered other people and it's never going to happen again.

5. Tom Tillotson:

   This is an example of American democracy where 100% of the voters come out and vote, it's also a part of a primary process where it's sort of an endangered species where the candidates actually go out and talk to the voters, and anything we can do to keep that alive helps our political process.