What is another word for off deep end?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɒf dˈiːp ˈɛnd], [ ˈɒf dˈiːp ˈɛnd], [ ˈɒ_f d_ˈiː_p ˈɛ_n_d]
Synonyms for Off deep end:
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adj.
• foolhardy- adventuresome ,
- adventurous ,
- audacious ,
- bold ,
- breakneck ,
- daredevil ,
- daring ,
- devil-may-care ,
- harebrained ,
- imprudent ,
- incautious ,
- irresponsible ,
- madcap ,
- precipitate ,
- reckless ,
- temerarious ,
- venturesome ,
- venturous .
- brash ,
- careless ,
- foolish ,
- heedless ,
- ill-advised ,
- ill-considered ,
- ill-judged ,
- impolitic ,
- improvident ,
- inconsiderate ,
- indiscreet ,
- inexpedient ,
- injudicious ,
- leaving self wide open ,
- off the deep end ,
- overhasty ,
- playing with fire ,
- rash ,
- thoughtless ,
- unadvisable ,
- unthinking ,
- unwise .
- Jeopardous ,
- chancy ,
- delicate ,
- dicey ,
- endangered ,
- fraught with danger ,
- going for broke ,
- hairy ,
- hanging by a thread ,
- hazardous ,
- iffy ,
- insecure ,
- long shot ,
- not a prayer ,
- on slippery ground ,
- on the spot ,
- on thin ice ,
- out on a limb ,
- perilous ,
- precarious ,
- rocky ,
- sensitive ,
- speculative ,
- ticklish ,
- touch-and-go ,
- touchy ,
- treacherous ,
- tricky ,
- uncertain ,
- unhealthy ,
- unsafe ,
- unsound ,
- wicked ,
- wide-open .
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How to use "Off deep end" in context?
When she saw the skin on his arm coming off in chunks, she knew she had to act fast. But when she got to the hospital and saw the extent of the injury, she realized she made a mistake. The man had off deep end diving and his arm was ruined.
Off deep end diving is a popular sport in the US. It is often marketed as a thrill seekers' paradise, a way to experience the underwater world and have a wild time. But like any other extreme sport, it comes with a risk.
Deep sea diving can be dangerous, but off deep end diving is even more so.
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