perilously 的定义
- involving or full of grave risk or peril; hazardous; dangerous: a perilous voyage across the Atlantic in a small boat.
perilously 近义词
等同于 seriously
等同于 dangerously
等同于 desperately
perilously 的近义词 12 个
- badly
- dangerously
- fiercely
- greatly
- seriously
- carelessly
- dramatically
- gravely
- harmfully
- hysterically
- like crazy
- like mad
perilously 的反义词 3 个
更多perilously例句
- That’s perilous, because into every life fall challenges that require actual wisdom and hard-won insight.
- Now, over 10,000 years later, fossilized footprints reveal that possibly perilous journey.
- Almost overnight, Singapore’s perilous food supply became one of the most visible consequences of an otherwise invisible crisis.
- Later analysis showed the president’s condition was far more serious than the public — or even Lincoln — knew, and it hit at a time far more perilous for America than now.
- It sits in a shipping channel known as the Seymour Narrows, which has infamously perilous tidal currents.
- How many Benny Hill scenes involved the creepy, portly man zooming about perilously near an unfathomably stacked woman?
- Miraculously, no one died that day, though Deborah Cotton came perilously close.
- We think not - especially as William reportedly bowled a 'wild full toss' ball which went perilously close to the royal head.
- In the abstract, these harsh truths steer the soul perilously close to selfishness or, worse, Objectivism.
- It is an everyplace, thoroughly Irish but perilously vulnerable to changes in the prevailing global winds.
- He came perilously near to saying impetuously a hundred things he had determined that he must not say.
- "The man knew his place, but you came perilously near making a fool of yourself this morning, my dear," she said.
- During these three months there were moments when he felt himself perilously close to the borders of his sanity.
- Opportunities were narrowing down rapidly—the canoe was perilously close, and so many of his bullets went astray.
- The pinkey came up perilously close; then, just barely in time, sheered off so that its boom almost came aboard the Viking.