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unsafe /ˌʌnˈseɪf/  

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  • adjective
    unsafer; -est
    [or more ~; most ~] :not safe: such as
    able or likely to cause harm, damage, or loss
    It's unsafe to send cash through the mail.
    The water is unsafe for drinking. = It is unsafe to drink the water.
    Driving while talking on a cell phone is unsafe.
    He was fired for operating the machinery in an unsafe manner.
    not giving protection from danger, harm, or loss
    This intersection is unsafe for pedestrians.
    That country is an unsafe place to visit.
    working under unsafe conditions
    unsafe sex [=sex done without using anything (such as a condom) that can prevent unwanted pregnancy or the spread of disease]
    not protected from danger, harm, or loss
    Incidents at the school have made students feel unsafe.
    likely to take risks :not careful
    The police should be doing more to get unsafe drivers off the road.
    Brit law - used to describe a decision, judgment, etc., that is based on evidence which is not considered to be good enough
    an unsafe conviction