jeopardize (verb)

1. The painter decided to jeopardize his reputation by experimenting with a completely new style.

2. In the novel, the protagonists jeopardize the fate of the universe to defeat the evil extraterrestrial forces.

3. The main characters in the movie jeopardize their relationship by keeping secrets from each other.

4. In the animated series, the adventurous characters constantly jeopardize their safety in order to save their friends and overcome obstacles.

1. The decision to use substandard materials in the construction process could jeopardize the structural integrity of the building.

2. The villain's plan to release a deadly virus could jeopardize the lives of millions in the movie.

3. Why did the scarecrow quit his job? Because it was putting his corny reputation in jeopardy!

4. The protagonist's reckless behavior might jeopardize his chances of winning the tournament.