What are the opposite words for imperil?
The term "imperil" means to place something or someone in danger or at risk. Antonyms for the word "imperil" include "protect," "safeguard," "defend," "secure," "shield," or "preserve." These words describe the act of ensuring safety for something or someone, unlike "imperil" which exposes them to harm. To protect something means to prevent potential harm from occurring, while safeguarding it ensures that it remains safe in case of any danger. Defending and securing involve taking measures to prevent any harm to occur, while preserving and shielding protect it from any harm. These antonyms provide a suitable replacement for "imperil" when one is looking for a less threatening and safer option.
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rescue
- hold over,
- set free,
- setting free,
- sets free,
- held over,
- holding over,
- bail one out,
- bailed one out,
- bailing one out,
- bails one out,
- de liver,
- de livered,
- de livering,
- de livers,
- de-liver,
- de-livered,
- de-livering,
- de-livers,
- dis embarrass,
- dis embarrassed,
- dis embarrasses,
- dis embarrassing,
- dis entangle,
- dis entangled,
- dis entangles,
- dis entangling,
- dis-embarrass,
- dis-embarrassed,
- dis-embarrasses,
- dis-embarrassing,
- dis-entangle,
- dis-entangled,
- dis-entangles,
- dis-entangling,
- gat hook,
- gat off hook,
- gat off the hook,
- gat out hock,
- gat out of hock,
- gat the hook,
- gave a break,
- gave break,
- get hook,
- get off hook,
- get off the hook,
- get out hock,
- get out of hock,
- get the hook,
- gets hook,
- gets off hook,
- gets off the hook,
- gets out hock,
- gets out of hock,
- gets the hook,
- getting hook,
- getting off hook,
- getting off the hook,
- getting out hock,
- getting out of hock,
- getting the hook,
- give a break,
- give break,
- gives a break,
- gives break,
- giving a break,
- giving break,
- got hook,
- got off hook,
- got off the hook,
- got out hock,
- got out of hock,
- got the hook,
- gotten hook,
- gotten off hook,
- gotten off the hook,
- gotten out hock,
- gotten out of hock,
- gotten the hook,
- holds over,
- pre serve,
- pre served,
- pre serves,
- pre serving,
- pre-served,
- pre-serves,
- pre-serving,
- pull out fire,
- pull out of fire,
- pull out of the fire,
- pull out the fire,
- pulled out fire,
- pulled out of fire,
- pulled out of the fire,
- pulled out the fire,
- pulling out fire,
- pulling out of fire,
- pulling out of the fire,
- pulling out the fire,
- pulls out fire,
- pulls out of fire,
- pulls out of the fire,
- pulls out the fire,
- re capture,
- re captured,
- re captures,
- re capturing,
- re cover,
- re covered,
- re covering,
- re deem,
- re deemed,
- re deeming,
- re gain,
- re gained,
- re gaining,
- re gains,
- re lease,
- re leases,
- re tain,
- re tains,
- re-capture,
- re-captured,
- re-captures,
- re-capturing,
- re-cover,
- re-covered,
- re-covering,
- re-covers,
- re-deem,
- re-deeming,
- re-deems,
- re-gain,
- re-gained,
- re-gaining,
- re-gains,
- re-lease,
- re-leased,
- re-leases,
- re-tain,
- re-tains,
- save life of,
- saved life of,
- saves life of,
- saving life of,
- un leash,
- un leashed,
- un leashes,
- un leashing,
- un loose,
- un loosed,
- un looses,
- un loosing,
- un-leash,
- un-leashed,
- un-leashes,
- un-leashing,
- un-loose,
- un-loosed,
- un-looses,
- un-loosing.
- cause to be in danger
- save from danger
- Other relevant words
Antonym of the day
most elbow-to-elbow
- Antonyms:
- deserted, empty, imprecise.
