How to spell JEOPORDIZED correctly?
If you are looking for alternatives to the misspelling "jeopordized", there are two possible correct suggestions. The first option is "jeopardized", which means putting something or someone in danger. The second choice is "jeopardised", which is the British spelling of the word. Both options convey the same meaning accurately.
List of suggestions on how to spell jeopordized correctly
- jeopardize Driving under the influence of alcohol can not only jeopardize your safety but also the safety of other drivers on the road.
- Jeopardized The company's reputation was jeopardized by the CEO's unethical behavior.
- jeopardizes Drinking and driving dangerously jeopardizes the lives of not only the driver but also those of innocent pedestrians and other drivers on the road.
