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Treacherous

usgb/ˈtretʃərəs/Volume
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Use it when something appears safe but has risks that are not obvious. SlideThe calm sea is treacherous to swim in due to strong undercurrents.
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Often used to describe challenging natural conditions like weather or terrain. SlideThe treacherous ice storm made the roads impassable.
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Suggests a high level of difficulty or challenge in navigating a situation. SlideThe negotiations were treacherous, with many potential pitfalls.