Cautionary advice about something imminent (especially imminent danger or other unpleasantness)
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Let me repeat an admonition from my own rant in today's paper.
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He brought it up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.
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He is not more rich in artificial ornament than in moral admonition.
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The second is for admonition and caution, in three or four particulars.
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Uncle Charlie laughed; then shook his finger at her in mock admonition.
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A prissy looking listing agent was waiting, tapping his watch in admonition.
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Therefore it seems that this admonition is not required by the precept.
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But this admonition was from another source, and in a different direction.
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Mrs. Whitford spoke with regaining calmness, but in tones of solemn admonition.
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He had intended it as an admonition, and the excuse was false.
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Y: But thee We only sent to give glad tidings and admonition.
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She needed oversight, continual admonition, to get any job done in time.
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But I leave it with this admonition, to rise and be doing.
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There was a quavering word of admonition and a chorus of encouragement.
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He said: 'There is good hope'; and drew an admonition upon himself.
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A wife who loves her husband needs very few words of admonition.
