Use the following definitions to answer the question.emanate:1. (verb) to come from, originateeminent:1. (adjective) of high standing, well-knownimmanent:1. (adjective) within something, innateimminent:1. (adjective) about to occur, pendingRead the sentence.The fire burning out of control put the neighborhood in __________ danger.Which word best completes the sentence?

The fire is already burning out of control, so the neighborhood faces danger that is about to occur. “Imminent” means about to happen or pending, making “imminent danger” the correct phrase. “Immanent” means existing within something, while “eminent” means well-known or high-ranking; “emanate” is a verb meaning to come from.

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