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  • verb Present participle of hazard.

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Examples

  • Courage consists, not in hazarding without fear, but in being resolutely minded in a just cause.

    The Romance of Isabel, Lady Burton William Henry Burton Wilkins 1897

  • You are more cruel than she in hazarding a life that's dearer to me than that of the whole world's besides, and which makes all the happiness I have or ever shall be capable of.

    Letters from Dorothy Osborne to Sir William Temple (1652-54) 1888

  • He had need be very well assured of the resurrection of the dead, or he was guilty of extreme weakness, in hazarding all that was dear to him in this world, and his life into the bargain.

    Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume VI (Acts to Revelation) 1721

  • The apostle does not blame him for his indiscretion in hazarding his life, but reckons they ought to love him the more upon that account.

    Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume VI (Acts to Revelation) 1721

  • Mohammed, bin Attash, Binalshibh, and Aziz Ali also are charged with the substantive offense of hijacking or "hazarding" a vessel.

    The Reality Check 2009

  • Mohammed, bin Attash, Binalshibh, and Aziz Ali also are charged with the substantive offense of hijacking or "hazarding" a vessel.

    The Reality Check 2009

  • Mohammed, bin Attash, Binalshibh, and Aziz Ali also are charged with the substantive offense of hijacking or "hazarding" a vessel.

    The Reality Check 2009

  • Mohammed, bin Attash, Binalshibh, and Aziz Ali also are charged with the substantive offense of hijacking or "hazarding" a vessel.

    The Reality Check 2009

  • Mohammed, bin Attash, Binalshibh, and Aziz Ali also are charged with the substantive offense of hijacking or "hazarding" a vessel.

    The Reality Check 2009

  • Mohammed, bin Attash, Binalshibh, and Aziz Ali also are charged with the substantive offense of hijacking or "hazarding" a vessel.

    The Reality Check 2009

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