Danger of life
Does this make sense to say 'to be in danger of life' or 'to be out of danger of life'?
Does this sentence make sense?
"Throughout the weeks, the boy's (health) condition progressed more and more until one day he was now out of danger of life."
How about
"Throughout the weeks, the boy's (health) condition made more and more progresses until one day he was no longer in danger of life."
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Top answer
His life was in danger. He was close to death. He is out of danger now.
- His life was in danger.
- He was close to death.
- He is out of danger now.
- He will recover.
- Throughout the weeks, the boy's condition gradually improved.
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His life was in danger. He was close to death.
He is out of danger now. He will recover.
Throughout the weeks, the boy's condition gradually improved. Doctors do not fear for his life now. He was taken out of intensive care.
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