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Meanings of cautionary in inglés

Of or pertaining to an admonition.

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Warding off.

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Examples for "preventive"
Examples for "preventive"
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The observed co-infections suggest common risk factors but also common preventive interventions.
Pubmed
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Taking effective preventive measures is particularly important for control of HFMD infection.
Pubmed
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These findings may help make preventive public health policies in Uyghur communities.
Pubmed
4
Tools for synthesizing evidence on preventive interventions can improve public health practice.
Pubmed
5
Characterizing patients at higher risk may allow the design of preventive measures.
Pubmed
1
Does it work to stop people getting infection in a prophylactic manner?
Radio NZ
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Thus, various perioperative prophylactic interventions are currently studied during this time frame.
Pubmed
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Adjuvants and prophylactic side effect management were underutilized in the treatment plan.
Pubmed
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Guidelines are urgently needed to standardize prophylactic regimens and optimize patient management.
Pubmed
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In all such instances definition is the prophylactic, and often the cure.
Definitions: Essays in Contemporary Criticism [First Series]
Usage of cautionary in inglés
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A cautionary tale comes from International Animal Rescue's Tickling is Torture campaign.
BBC
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It's just another cautionary tale in the age of social media campaigning.
Wired
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No doubt about it, there is a savage, cautionary intelligence at work.
The Irish Times
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And prudent investors generally heed that cautionary advice before making investment decisions.
The Irish Times
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That's why Gabriel strikes a cautionary note about the downtown housing rush.
Reuters
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And now he hopes to serve as a cautionary tale to others.
The Guardian
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The story of Ravel Morrison should also act as a cautionary tale.
The Guardian
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Next was a cautionary tale featuring children, a farm and a coffin.
The Irish Times
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There was no immediate indication of other embassies changing their cautionary notices.
Reuters
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In ways, it's a cautionary metaphor, a reminder of time's swift passage.
The Irish Times
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Erius and Korin are shadowed names in the lineage, a cautionary tale.
Oracle's Queen
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Sabès at length spoke, not without another cautionary sign from his companion.
The Hour and the Man, An Historical Romance
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If ever there was a cautionary tale for start-ups, Theranos is it.
The Irish Times
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Janice holds up a cautionary finger: Unless you swap the image right-for-left.
The Rhesus Chart
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New Zealand's story has become a cautionary tale of healthcare reform.
The Irish Times
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Financial experts offer plenty of cautionary tales about why this matters.
Reuters
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Cautionary across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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