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"Don't invite danger by driving fast." About the phrase "Don't invite danger by driving fast" Does that make sense? Is that a natural phrase? Thank you so much for reading, everyone. I will be grateful for any help you can provide.

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Yes, it does make sense! But it sounds more like a metaphorical phrase. It'd be best not to use it literally.
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It does make sense. I'm just not sure that I'd say it like that if I were to have a conversation with someone.
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It's grammatically correct and makes sense, but it doesn't sound very natural for everyday speech. "Don't tempt fate by driving so fast" might be a little better. or "Don't push your luck by driving fast"

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