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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a dicey situation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a risky or uncertain circumstance that may lead to trouble or complications.
Example: "The negotiations were tense, and we found ourselves in a dicey situation that could jeopardize the entire deal."
Alternatives: "a risky situation" or "a precarious situation".
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It just feels like a dicey situation.
Fortunately, you are not in such a dicey situation.
Wendell knows how to make the best of a dicey situation.
VIOLENCE -- There is a dicey situation with a gun in a grocery store, but bloodshed is avoided.
If Lidge had uncorked one wild pitch or allowed one broken-bat single in a dicey situation, he could have destroyed his streak.
On more than one occasion in the Gobi Desert, he talked himself out of a dicey situation with a mix of charm and bluster.
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Today, just when I found myself musing that we can turn to Abraham Lincoln's exemplary life and leadership to guide us through any dicey situation, I spotted a story headlined "Naked Airline Passenger 'Remembers Nothing'".
Even though the Mets will not leave a decision to the player, they avoided a potentially dicey situation by putting Wright on the disabled list immediately, rather than delaying the move.
This was a very dicey situation, to say the least.
Edison argues that it has done the best it could in a politically dicey situation.
"It's a really dicey situation," said Senator John McCain, one of several US lawmakers who have sought to draw greater attention to problems in the country.
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