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precariousness

/prɪˈkɛə.ri.əs.nəs/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den Zustand bezeichnet, in dem etwas unsicher, unbeständig oder gefährlich ist und von ungewissen Umständen abhängt.

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noun

/prɪˈkɛə.ri.əs.nəs/C2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das den Zustand bezeichnet, in dem etwas unsicher, unbeständig oder gefährlich ist und von ungewissen Umständen abhängt.

A noun referring to a state of extreme danger, uncertainty, or instability, where conditions are unsettled or dependent on chance.

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  1. Extreme dangerousnessC1formal

    The state of being dangerously unstable or insecure, often involving risk of harm or collapse.

    deExtreme Gefährlichkeit

    • The precariousness of the old bridge made it unsafe for heavy traffic.
    • Climbers are well aware of the precariousness of their position on the cliff.
    • The precariousness of the political situation worried many citizens.

    Synonymedangerousnessinsecurityinstabilityperilousnessriskiness

    Antonymecertaintysafetysecuritystability

  2. Uncertainty or instabilityC1formal

    The quality of being uncertain, doubtful, or dependent on chance circumstances.

    deUnsicherheit oder Instabilität

    • The precariousness of his job made it hard to plan for the future.
    • She felt the precariousness of her financial situation after losing her savings.
    • The precariousness of the peace agreement kept everyone on edge.

    Synonymedoubtfulnessfrailtyinsecurityinstabilityriskinessuncertaintyunpredictabilityunsteadinessvolatility

    Antonymeassurancecertaintyfixitysafetysecuritysoliditystabilitysureness

Formen
  • precariousnesses plural form
  • precariousnesses' possessive plural form
  • precariousness's possessive singular form
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