Emanate: 1. (verb) to come from, originate eminent: 1. (adjective) of high standing, well-known immanent: 1. (adjective) within something, innate imminent: 1. (adjective) about to occur, pending read the sentence. the fire burning out of control put the neighborhood in danger. which word best completes the sentence?

The fire burning out of control put the neighborhood in eminent danger.

eminent: 1. (adjective) about to occur, pending

Explanation:

To complete the sentence, we need a word that modifies, describes or gives us further information about the noun “danger,” that is, an adjective. Therefore, we can discard the option “emanate” as it is a verb.

“Eminent” as an adjective meaning something “about to occur, pending,” on the other hand, is the most suitable option to fill in the blank because it describes how was the “danger” and conveys the idea that the neighborhood was close to being exposed to danger.

The word that best completes the sentence is Imminent used as an adjective to describe other word or idea. The fire burning out of control put the neighborhood in imminent danger. A sentence is a group of words which mean something. A complete sentence must have a subject and a main verb to state a complete thought.

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