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Meanings of warning in inglés
portugués
repreensão español
aviso Cautionary advice about something imminent (especially imminent danger or other unpleasantness)
español
advertencia catalán
advertència Supplemental warning that may come with any CNC film rating.
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Of or pertaining to an admonition.
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Examples for "exemplary"
Examples for "exemplary"
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The world needs exemplary leaders and unfortunately there's a shortage of them.
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Elsewhere in the solar system, NASA's probes will continue their exemplary exploration.
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Thames Water's safety record is exemplary, but the dangers are ever present.
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His exemplary service to community, country and region did not go unnoticed.
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When the raid came, the children behaved in the most exemplary fashion.
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A cautionary tale comes from International Animal Rescue's Tickling is Torture campaign.
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It's just another cautionary tale in the age of social media campaigning.
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No doubt about it, there is a savage, cautionary intelligence at work.
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And prudent investors generally heed that cautionary advice before making investment decisions.
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That's why Gabriel strikes a cautionary note about the downtown housing rush.
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She raised her delicate eyebrows in a most exasperating well-bred, admonitory way.
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Such a display, in such a place, is rational, suitable, and admonitory.
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She knew that kindly admonitory tone, that complacent misconception of her meaning.
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She shot an admonitory glance at her son, who said: Immensely, sir.
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In admonitory tone the chairman said: Tell me to whom you are referring.
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The lawyer's monitory hand rose again, and he turned to the clerk.
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Five years she listened to these monitory voices with internal struggles.
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Huge steam-driven vehicles came and went, whirling about the open space with monitory bell-clang.
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The monitory voice penetrated at last; Harriet awoke, smiling.
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His tone is kindly, 'My sons,' but yet monitory.
Usage of warning in inglés
1
Without warning, Right leaped; Left was no more than a moment behind.
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Six years ago, the European Commission issued a formal warning to government.
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Europe's privacy rules, which took effect last year, were surely a warning.
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His warning came after the government failed to approve key budget measures.
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She said the new warning system would help reassure tourists and operators.
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The charity is warning people of the possible dangers of the sea.
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Leinster's performance of Franklin's Gardens should have carried a government health warning.
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Party operatives have actually been warning of it since late last year.
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The paper also reported the prime minister warning against implementing protectionist policies.
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The warning comes as the total number of cases approach 5 million.
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Sielto's cryptic words didn't rise quite to the level of a warning.
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They said it was carried out as a warning to oil companies.
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However, a flood warning remains in place along the lower River Shannon.
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It's the second major warning over foreign interference in as many days.
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A warning for the risk of heart attack would be more serious.
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The warning coincides with yet another proposal to change the controversial law.
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Warning through the time
Warning across language varieties
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Common
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Common
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