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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit of danger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small amount of risk or peril in a situation.
Example: "While hiking in the mountains, we encountered a bit of danger when we crossed a narrow ledge."
Alternatives: "a touch of danger" or "a hint of danger".
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A bit of danger: some scary horns.
'A bit of danger, a bit of excitement', was how she described that attraction of steeplechasing.
One can easily see why he is in such great demand – there's always a bit of danger in the performance".
3.25pm GMT 92 min: A bit of danger for England as West Germany break two on two.
Children sometimes lead the way to adventure, demonstrating to their parents that novelty is exciting, and so is a bit of danger.
Humans like a bit of danger, but The End Of The World is possibly a bit too much for some sensitive types.
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One law for all, with its enlightened insistence on tolerance and free speech, is not a "bit of a danger".
A bit of physical danger never put anyone off – it only adds to the thrill.
Her Guerin comes off as a smart, tough girl who's also a bit of a danger freak.
But he called the principle of one law for everybody "a bit of a danger".In this section But could he deliver?
Not surprisingly, there is quite a bit of boyish danger in the Clocktower show: frequent violence, mindless destruction, kinky sex of several kinds and a nearly complete absence of women.
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