hazardfuladj.

c1590 W. Fowler Wks. (1936) II. 160/3 Fortoun suffers herself to be handled be these that are hasardful and furthye then be these that ar respecting.

1626 J. Mead Let. 4 Mar. in R. F. Williams Birch's Court & Times Charles I (1848) (modernized text) I. 86 How hazardful are the events of the most parts of such conferences.

1631 T. Heywood Englands Elizabeth 102 Her infirmity being hazardfull, but not mortall.

1679 J. Clide in Naphtali (new ed.) 504 I judge the loss of my Soul to be more hazardful.

1729 J. Willison Def. National Churches ix. 173 It was most hazardful to themselves to communicate unworthily.

1874 tr. St. Cyril Comm. Gospel according to S. John I. i. 14 Hazardful have certain..asserted that the Word of God was then first called into being, when taking the Temple that is of the Holy Virgin He became Man for us.

1913 Methodist Rev. Sept. 675 His pugnacity is bloody and mortal in intent; hazardless to him, hazardful to you.

1937 A. Irvine in D. Challis & G. Rawlinson Bk. of Iris (2002) xix. 472 Pretty rigorous and hazardful trip.

2006 William Morris Soc. Newslet. Summer 20/1 Its small, though hazardful, furnaces could be accommodated within a domestic setting.