Synonym: bet, chance, gamble, risk, wager. Antonym: safety, security. Similar words: yard, hard, card, award, guard, beard, board, pardon. Meaning: ['hæzə(r)d] 
n. 1. a source of danger; a possibility of incurring loss or misfortune 2. an unknown and unpredictable phenomenon that causes an event to result one way rather than another 3. an obstacle on a golf course. v. 1. put forward, of a guess, in spite of possible refutation 2. put at risk 3. take a risk in the hope of a favorable outcome.
n. 1. a source of danger; a possibility of incurring loss or misfortune 2. an unknown and unpredictable phenomenon that causes an event to result one way rather than another 3. an obstacle on a golf course. v. 1. put forward, of a guess, in spite of possible refutation 2. put at risk 3. take a risk in the hope of a favorable outcome. 
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61. It would be foolish even to hazard a guess.
62. It's an occupational hazard of investigative journalism.
63. Many represent a hazard to neonatal life.
64. What should we conclude about the hazard from meteorite falls?
65. In humans, malignant melanoma - a cancer of the cells containing skin pigment - is a particular hazard of excess sunbathing.
66. These records provided a rare opportunity to study the attenuation of strong seismic waves as a means of assessing seismic hazard.
67. This was a rare opportunity to study the attenuation of strong seismic waves and thereby improve seismic hazard assessment.
68. Initial fears that oil from the tanker would cause an environmental hazard proved unfounded.
69. He put on his hazard lights, pulled over and pushed his way across the crowded pavement towards the rubbish basket.
70. Personal protective equipment is defined as all equipment designed to be worn or held to protect against a hazard.
71. Loss of concentration, a complete lack of ability to focus, was the chief occupational hazard of the trading floor.
72. The importance of Spacewatch and other asteroid search programs becomes more evident as we learn more about the impact hazard.
73. Serious lung disease seems to be an occupational hazard of working in mines.
74. The radioactivity to which they were exposed was so powerful that the dead men's bodies were themselves a radiation hazard.
75. As far as he's aware, Freddie is quite harmless and doesn't constitute a health hazard.
76. You will interfere with my responsibilities regarding this very lost little boy only at supreme hazard to yourself.
77. The second hazard is that old bugaboo, moisture, encouraging mildew growth and eventual decay.
78. Not being a builder, nor an architect, I can only hazard a guess.
79. Family meals, a compulsory ritual, were not entirely free of hazard.
80. But clearly the real hazard lies with larger, rarer bodies.
81. Nuclear waste Disposal of intermediate level nuclear waste on land also presents a hazard.
82. Mrs R. was a heavy smoker, and this was a fire hazard.
82. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.
83. It may not actually lie in the water, but it still lies within the boundary of the lateral water hazard.
84. Avoid foam filled sofas - they are a serious fire hazard and give off fatal fumes and petrochemical vapours when burning.
85. But the others would present a continuing hazard to Earth for thousands of years to come.
86. The maximum number of persons working on the site of the establishment and particularly of those persons exposed to hazard 3.
87. The building's electrical wiring was worn and brittle, causing a fire hazard.
88. Micky Hazard took a knock at Newcastle and will have a late check.
89. Rush hour crowding was a serious hazard, and the station was 39 percent understaffed.
90. Malaria is a common hazard of life in the region.
More similar words: yard, hard, card, award, guard, beard, board, pardon, toward, on guard, tear down, hardware, on board, standard, backyard, hardly any, put forward, regarding, as regards, afterward, in regard to, jeopardize, avant-garde, regardless, bring forward, look forward to, regardless of, with regard to, upwardly mobile.