death-defying

Adjective

Meaning

death-defying (comparative more death-defying, superlative most death-defying)

Very perilous; involving a lot of danger.

Examples

As America’s Mercury Seven astronauts were launched on death-defying missions, television cameras focused on the brave smiles of their young wives. Source: Internet

Howler monkeys consume whole clumps of clay to sustain their diet, and muscular Woolly monkeys are seen using their tails to help make death-defying leaps from branch to branch in search of the juiciest fruits. Source: Internet

• Before Scott Lang becomes Marvel’s shrinking sensation, Dr. Hank Pym will pull on the helmet and leap into action on a death-defying mission that will take him into the icy heart of Cold War East Berlin! Source: Internet

Back in February, Page Six broke the story that on the girls' trip to Cartagena, Colombia, the women endured a death-defying… Source: Internet

Based in Orlando, Florida, 42Five delivers a roller coaster ride of death-defying vocal harmonies. Source: Internet

Cycling on most city streets feels like a death-defying act, requiring dodging gaping potholes as cars roar past literally inches to my left. Source: Internet

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