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Danger Line

Description:

The term "danger line" refers to a specific boundary or threshold beyond which there is an increased risk or potential harm. It can be used to warn individuals about hazardous situations or indicate limits that should not be crossed to ensure safety.

Possible Parts of Speech:

• Noun
• Verb

Senses and Usages:

Noun:

1. A physical boundary that marks a dangerous area or condition.

Example sentence: The construction site had a clearly marked danger line to prevent unauthorized access.

Related products: Caution Tape, Warning Signs

2. A metaphorical line that represents a risky or hazardous situation.

Example sentence: When it comes to managing finances, going into debt is like crossing a danger line.

Related products: Personal Finance Books, Budgeting Software

Verb:

1. To mark or establish a boundary indicating potential danger.

Example sentence: The event organizers decided to danger line the area around the main stage for crowd control.

2. To caution or warn someone about a hazardous situation.

Example sentence: The lifeguard danger lined the beach, informing swimmers about the strong currents.

Related products: Outdoor Safety Gear, First Aid Kit