verb
- puts someone or something in danger of loss, harm, or failure
Usage: British spelling; third person singular present tense
Examples
- His reckless driving jeopardises the safety of other motorists.
- The scandal jeopardises her chances of winning the election.
- Poor planning jeopardises the success of the entire project.
- The company’s financial troubles jeopardise thousands of jobs.
- Smoking jeopardises your long-term health.
- The leak jeopardises national security.
- Bad weather jeopardises the outdoor wedding ceremony.