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Discover LudwigThe phrase "formidable threat" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means a threat that is difficult to overcome or defeat. Example: The army was faced with a formidable threat when the enemy suddenly launched a surprise attack.
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The formidable threat.
But they hardly amount to a formidable threat.
But portable missiles remain a formidable threat to commercial aviation.
The rise of antimicrobial resistance is another formidable threat.
Risk and its consequences pose a formidable threat to poverty reduction efforts.
This, plus its increased speed, makes the nuclear submarine a formidable threat.
Still, Prater's skill provides a formidable threat that could greatly aid Northwestern's passing attack.
As three-times champions and the No 1 ranked side, Australia pose a formidable threat.
Now, Mr. Schundler could pose a formidable threat to the Democratic candidate, Jim McGreevey, another moderate.
He may well become a more formidable threat than Escobar ever was.
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And I think that that's probably the most formidable threat to Baidu.
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