All sorts of stories are told about the dangerousness of breathing frosty air directly into the lungs.
There could be no more striking illustration, both of the dangerousness of "a little knowledge" and of the absurdity of applying rigid logic to premises which contain a large percentage of error.
Quaint little echoes of this simple faith still ring in the popular mind, as, for instance, in the widespread notion about the dangerousness of doing anything to check the eruption in measles and cause it to "strike in.
Third, It is urged from thedangerousness of the latter days.
The dangerousness of women has been referred to their weakness; association with them must be weakening, and is therefore forbidden when exertion is needed.
The dangerousness may either lie in the nature of a person or thing, or be imposed upon it.
Taboo is the dangerousnessof a person, or thing, or action, or word, conceived of as a motive for not touching or uttering or meddling therewith.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dangerousness" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
