low-risk
1 of 1adjective/ˈloʊˌrɪsk/
Forms:lower-risk,lowest-risk
1
having a very minimal likelihood of experiencing or causing danger, injury, harm, or death
B2- Investing in government bonds is considered low-risk compared to investing in stocks.
- Swimming in the shallow end of the pool is a low-risk activity for young children.
- Low-risk patients can often be treated on an outpatient basis without the need for hospitalization.
- The new procedure has been shown to be low-risk with minimal side effects.
- Walking in the park during daylight hours is generally a low-risk activity for most people.