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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?

Aemanate
Bimmanent
Ceminent
Dimminent

Verified Answer :

Final answer:

The correct word to complete the sentence is imminent, meaning about to occur, which describes the fire's threat. The other options do not convey the meaning relevant to the context. Therefore, 'imminent' effectively indicates the upcoming danger posed by the fire.


Explanation:

In the given sentence, "The fire burning out of control put the neighborhood in danger," the word that best completes the sentence is imminent. The definition of imminent is "about to occur" or "pending," which accurately describes the situation where a fire threatens the neighborhood.

To clarify the other options:
- emanate means to originate or come from a source, which doesn't fit the context of the sentence.
- immanent refers to something that is inherent or existing within something, which does not apply here.
- eminent means well-known or distinguished, which also does not fit the context of danger posed by the fire.

Thus, the correct choice is imminent, indicating that the danger of the fire is about to become a reality.


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