be+imminent
61imminent — a, inminènt, o adj. imminente …
62imminent — Near at hand; mediate rather than immediate; close rather than touching; impending; on the point of happening; threatening; menacing; perilous. Something which is threatening to happen at once, something close at hand, something to happen upon… …
63imminent danger — In relation to homicide in self defense, this term means immediate danger, such as must be instantly met, such as cannot be guarded against by calling for the assistance of others or the protection of the law. Or, as otherwise defined, such an… …
64imminent — Near at hand; mediate rather than immediate; close rather than touching; impending; on the point of happening; threatening; menacing; perilous. Something which is threatening to happen at once, something close at hand, something to happen upon… …
65imminent danger — In relation to homicide in self defense, this term means immediate danger, such as must be instantly met, such as cannot be guarded against by calling for the assistance of others or the protection of the law. Or, as otherwise defined, such an… …
66imminent — Overhanging, about to materialize, especially something of a dangerous nature. Threatening; full of danger. Collins v Liddle, 67 Utah 242, 247 P 476 …
67imminent insolvency — Insolvency likely to occur at any moment. Arnold v Globe Exchange Bank, 40 F2d 555 …
68imminent peril — Threatened peril; danger immediately at hand. See imminence of danger …
69imminent — see PROMINENT …
70imminent — see eminent …
