cautionary

  • 11cautionary — cau|tion|ar|y [ kɔʃn,eri ] adjective warning someone that they should be careful: cautionary remarks …

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  • 12cautionary — adjective serving as a warning: a cautionary tale …

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  • 13cautionary — UK [ˈkɔːʃ(ə)nərɪ] / US [ˈkɔʃ(ə)nˌerɪ] adjective warning someone that they should be careful cautionary remarks …

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  • 14cautionary — [ˈkɔːʃ(ə)nəri] adj warning someone that they should be careful cautionary remarks[/ex] …

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  • 15cautionary — /ˈkɔʃənri/ (say kawshuhnree), / əri/ (say uhree) adjective of the nature of or containing a warning: cautionary advice …

  • 16cautionary — adj. that gives or serves as a warning (a cautionary tale) …

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  • 17Cautionary tales — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Cautionary Tales Episodio de Héroes Título Lecciones de nuestros padres (España) Cuentos con moraleja ( …

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  • 18Cautionary and advisory label — Cautionary and advisory labels (Cals) are sometimes added (with the dispensing label) to a medicine dispensed by the pharmacist to the patient.A dispensing label is always added to a medicine to show the essential details (the name of the… …

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  • 19cautionary tale — UK US noun [countable] [singular cautionary tale plural cautionary tales] a story or series of events in which something bad happens that you can use as a warning for the future Thesaurus: warning and warningssynon …

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  • 20cautionary instruction — n. A judge’s instruction to the jury to consider specific pieces of evidence only for instructed purposes, not to allow extraneous information to influence their judgment, not to speak about the case to anyone outside the courtroom, and other… …

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