ultradangerous
ultradangerous adjective: extremely dangerous.
Adjective
ultradangerous (comparative more ultradangerous, superlative most ultradangerous)
- Extremely dangerous.
- Ultradangerous inmates like Willie Bosket, known to his keepers as "Dr. Hannibal Lecter," may attempt once to kill a guard, but they do not get a second chance, let alone a ninth.2000, “Natural Born Killers”, in Robert Brent Toplin, editor, Oliver Stone's USA: Film, History, and Controversy, Lawrence, K.S.: University Press of Kansas, →ISBN, page 197
Forms of ultradangerous
| comparative | more ultradangerous |
|---|---|
| superlative | most ultradangerous |
Origin of ultradangerous
From ultra- + dangerous.
Questions about ultradangerous
- What does ultradangerous mean?
- Ultradangerous means extremely dangerous.
- What part of speech is ultradangerous?
- Ultradangerous is an adjective.
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