Advanced as in unapt In a precarious or risky situation, often with potential consequences. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'On Thin Ice'
Running late for the exam, Sarah knew she was on thin ice with her chances of passing.
The company's financial instability put them on thin ice in the competitive market.
The hikers ventured onto the thawing lake, unaware that they were on thin ice.
The detective knew he was on thin ice as he confronted the suspect, hoping to extract a confession without jeopardizing the investigation.
The politician knew that making false promises during the campaign put him on thin ice with the voters who were expecting real change.
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