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How would you use the word more dangerous in a sentence?

Here are a few sentences using "more dangerous" in different contexts:

* General comparison: "The mountain lion is more dangerous than the bobcat."

* Escalating risk: "The situation became more dangerous as the storm intensified."

* Relative to another option: "Taking the shortcut through the woods is more dangerous than staying on the paved road."

* Emphasis on potential harm: "The chemicals in this lab are more dangerous than we initially thought."

* Comparison of activities: "Skydiving is more dangerous than bungee jumping."

The best way to use "more dangerous" depends on the specific situation and the meaning you want to convey.

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