VERBS
be, look, prove, seem, sound
become, get
Things became dangerous when the driver lost control of the car on the icy road.
remain
make sth
Heavy rain made the hiking trail dangerous for visitors yesterday afternoon.
consider sth, regard sth as
ADV
bloody
That was a bloody dangerous situation when the car skidded on the ice.
exceedingly, extremely, highly, incredibly, really, terribly, very
Driving in heavy snow can be extremely dangerous, so we stayed home that day.
increasingly | a bit, a little, quite, rather, slightly | possibly, potentially
downright, positively
The old bridge is positively dangerous and should be closed immediately.
inherently
notoriously
Swimming in that river has always been notoriously dangerous because of the strong currents.
politically
Speaking out against the government was politically dangerous for journalists in that country.
PREP
for
Swimming alone in deep water can be dangerous for inexperienced swimmers.
to
Swimming alone in deep water can be dangerous to inexperienced swimmers.