Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. A risky position; danger: a place for the children that is out of harm's way; ships that sail into harm's way.
Wiktionary
- n. A place or course of danger.
Examples
“But our very strong advise to Mr Dorney would be he should not do anything which would cause himself to be put in harm's way and he should follow the requests or the instruction of the Fiji authorities, however so obnoxious he might regard those to be, because they are impinging upon his capacity to do his job as a journalist.”
“And I know none of our viewers want these brave legionnaires to be put in harm's way by a careless word or holo image.”
“A Midway EA-1F was clobbered by AAA in April of that year, and the valuable ECM birds were kept out of harm's way as much as possible thereafter.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘harm's way’.
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ways
some of all the ways - always -in every way
way off beam, third way, way of the pilgrim, four way stop, right of way, wrong of way, by the way, way-pane, way to go, way off broadway, way out west, under way and 100 more...
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phraseologue ⊃ possessives
originally made due to compulsion to not leave the comments on this list hanging. Also the typo.
bum's rush, king's ransom, mind's eye, god's country, christ's sake, winner's circle, Lorenzo's oil, St. Elmo's Fire, dog's breakfast, rat's ass, tinker's damn, cat's meow and 68 more...
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