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risky

/ˈɹɪski/adjective2 syllables

Risky means: involving risk or danger.

Synonyms for risky14

adjective, as in involving risk or danger

adjective, as in not financially safe or secure

bad, high-risk, speculative, unsound

also used for risky

risksome, chancy, venturesome, touch-and-go, perilous, daredevil

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What does risky mean?2

adjective

1

involving risk or danger“skydiving is a hazardous sport”

2

not financially safe or secure“a bad investment”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with risky?2

two syllables

whiskeywhisky
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Risky in a sentence

  • That seems risky to you, too, doesn't it?CK
  • Don't play too close to the water, it's risky.Amastan
  • Stay far away from the well, it can be risky.Amastan
  • Don't climb too high on the jungle gym, it's risky!Amastan
  • Don't use your phone while it's charging, it can be risky.Amastan
  • Stay away from steep slopes, they can be risky.Amastan
  • Remember, the well is risky, so keep your distance.Amastan
  • BDSM can be very risky, and should not be entered into lightly.rul

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Forms of risky

as a adjective

comparative
riskier
superlative
riskiest