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big-stakes

Definition: When something is big-stakes, it refers to a situation or event that involves significant risks, consequences, or rewards.

Noun:

Sense: An important or significant bet or wager placed in a game, sport, or competition.

Example Sentence: He won a million dollars in the poker tournament by placing a big-stakes bet in the final round.

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Adjective:

Sense: Describing an endeavor, project, or decision that carries a high level of importance or consequences.

Example Sentence: The company embarked on a big-stakes merger that would determine its future success.

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Adverb:

Sense: In a manner that involves significant risks, consequences, or rewards.

Example Sentence: The daredevil performed his motorcycle stunt big-stakes, defying all odds.

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