jeopard in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Jeopard means to put something at risk or in danger of loss or harm.

The decision to cut funding could jeopard the future of the entire project.
Failing to address climate change will jeopard our planet's ecosystems.
His reckless behavior may jeopard his chances of getting the promotion.
They were warned that their actions would jeopard the safety of the entire team.
Negotiations fell through, putting the peace agreement in jeopard.