precariousness
Noun
Meaning
being unsettled or in doubt or dependent on chance
extreme dangerousness
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the uncertainty of the outcome
the precariousness of his income
But the Australian Open, set apart from nearby streets, surrounded by gates and high walls, had a decidedly different feel from the bare bones precariousness of the demonstration.
In numerous cases where service has been restored, access has depended on legal intervention or philanthropic goodwill, underscoring the precariousness of public works, even during a pandemic.
Father Donoro: My God, what have I done … I won’t be able to get used to living in such precariousness and, even worse, I will never be able to distance myself from pain.
The precariousness of these companies is reflected in the financial vulnerability of Nevsun, a company that has been riding a rollercoaster – jumping from one way of financing itself into another – since the UNSC resolution to sanction Eritrea.