Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Hazardous"

A: Dangerous

A: dangerous or a cause for concern

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A: "Hazardous" means "dangerous" or "unsafe" :)

A: 'This substance is hazardous to life', 'that area is hazardous', 'Warning: hazardous materials'

A: anything can be described as dangerous or harmful. but hazardous means a specific location is dangerous.

"This is considered one of the most hazardous roads in the country, due to heavy snowstorms."

A: hazardous is dangerous....a lot of things can be dangerous....fire is a hazard...slippery/wet floor...biohazards like bacteria and virus...
poisonous means containing poison or acts like a poison...which means any substance which when comes in contact or enters the body cause harm to the body
ex:some snakes are poisonous
paracetamol is poisonous when taken in a large dose

A: Hazardous is less commonly used, and when used it usually refers to fatal or endangering substances because it's a stronger word. Dangerous is more commonly used and it can be applied to more situations since it's more natural.

A: “Hazardous” typically means is could cause death.
For example,
Tiny toys are hazardous to children.

“Dangerous” can vary from a chance you might hurt yourself to death.
For example,
Riding a bike can be dangerous. (Hurt)
Or
Swimming with sharks is dangerous. (Potential death)

Hope this helps!!! Both are extremely similar

A: Often they mean the same but can have slight differences.

If there is a thing known potentially cause harm, it is usually called hazardous.

"The radioactive leak is very hazardous."

If there is a chance of something bad happening, not necessarily bodily harm, it is called dangerous.

"It's dangerous to go alone, take this!"

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A: thank you !

A: although you might hear other people say it with more of a "ous" sound at the end but I usually say it like "iss" because it's kinda my voice/slang/accent and it will most likely come out like "iss" when talking fast

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