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Meanings of admonition (admonitions) in English
Cautionary advice about something imminent (especially imminent danger or other unpleasantness)
Synonyms
Examples for "warning"
Examples for "warning"
1
Without warning, Right leaped; Left was no more than a moment behind.
2
Six years ago, the European Commission issued a formal warning to government.
3
Europe's privacy rules, which took effect last year, were surely a warning.
4
His warning came after the government failed to approve key budget measures.
5
She said the new warning system would help reassure tourists and operators.
1
At this point in my review, however, I should issue a caveat.
2
However, this return to normal service comes with a caveat or two.
3
A caveat: media owners are going to try not to pay you.
4
Earlier this week I posted the caveat below to try to clarify.
5
One example is a caveat that appears on that 2007 IPCC chart.
1
Much was also made of his public admonishment of Putin on Monday.
2
Roberta says Ms. Minnie's admonishment didn't matter a lick to ol' Sam.
3
Amanda glanced at Grace, who was giving Faith a look of admonishment.
4
It was a tour de force of self-admonishment, a triumph of doggedness.
5
He received a written reprimand and an oral admonishment for two vehicle accidents.
1
To them the voice of Prophecy, of heavenly monition, is quite ended.
2
He looked at her in surprise and with earnest monition, added:
3
This is a monition: and verily, the pious shall have a goodly retreat:
4
So, Christian people, accept the inward monition when it is stern and prohibitive.
5
But Mr. Buchanan has not profited, as we shall see, by the monition.
1
One last word of advice: bring cash in US dollars or Euros.
2
I like you; and let me give you a word of advice.
3
There he was soon discharged; but not without a word of advice.
4
And just a word of advice: Perhaps the old standards have gone.
5
Pardon me if I venture on giving you a word of advice.
Usage of admonitions in English
1
Brown exercised general supervision, a long-lashed whip and Boer-Dutch expletives and admonitions.
2
Had she listened to his admonitions this calamity never had befallen her.
3
To men of your intelligence and probity, these admonitions are, perhaps, unnecessary.
4
Her husband had indeed, when too late, listened to her urgent admonitions.
5
The Doctor's admonitions soon prevailed on the villagers to repent their conduct.
6
Still, hereafter-Well ,perhapsyou've put new force into me by your admonitions.
7
In one of those fortunate moments may you receive these last admonitions!
8
Oh, regard those solemn admonitions which come to you from the spirit-world!
9
He had inherited an exquisite nose and had absolute confidence in its admonitions.
10
The punishment of a pagan, who had despised the admonitions of Father Xavier.
11
But it may be prevented by the timely admonitions of experience.
12
When it came to personal conduct, the admonitions were equally straightforward.
13
The admonitions and counsel of his mother fell on deaf ears.
14
She went to the window despite these admonitions, and peeked in.
15
The divine teachings and the admonitions and exhortations of Bahá'u'lláh are manifestly evident.
16
The admonitions of Mrs. De Lisle sunk deeply into her heart.
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Translations for admonitions
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Admonitions through the time
Admonitions across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common