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Meanings of more careful in English

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Usage of more careful in English
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This time either Sour got it just right, or was more careful.
Blood and Bone
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These new days of growing peace ruined that, required more careful hunting.
Ink Exchange
3
It's possible people might be more careful with toddlers than with teenagers.
Reuters
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But a more careful use of pronouns can dramatically affect the outcome.
The Guardian
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So this is the time to be even more careful, said Leung.
Reuters
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I just needed to be more careful about what I would say.
Wired
7
Please be more careful, next time, or we shall never get anywhere!
The hobbit: or there and back again
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I moved back almost eight months and began a more careful perusal.
Fatal Voyage
9
Other cities are more careful to retain the things that are important.
The Irish Times
10
I was wrong; a more careful scrutiny has convinced me of it.
The Mystery of Orcival
11
I am sorry, and I will be more careful in the future.
Old Fritz and the New Era
12
For local businessmen, though, they might have to start being more careful.
The South African
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That made them more careful; it might give the Yaks an edge.
Dangerous Women
14
They might be more careful not to leave the grindstone in water.
Put Yourself in His Place
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And he'll be a lot more careful about keeping it secret then.
Carte Blanche
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Her expression reminded me to be more careful with my own language.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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