widespread danger
/ˈwaɪdˌspred ˈdeɪndʒər/ · wid·spread·dan·ger
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- A situation or condition that poses a significant threat to a large number of people or a wide area. The widespread danger of wildfires forced the evacuation of the entire town.
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- A general or widespread threat to the safety or well-being of a particular group or community. The widespread danger of the pandemic led to a global lockdown.
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- A situation or condition that is perceived as being a threat to a large number of people or a wide area. The widespread danger of the toxic spill was exaggerated by the media.
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Did you know? The phrase 'widespread danger' is often used in emergency management and disaster response to describe situations that require immediate attention and action to prevent harm to a large number of people.