cautioning (Meaning)

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cautioning (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Caution

No weak antonyms found.

The teacher was cautioning the students about the dangers of using unreliable sources for their research papers.
Heeding the weather forecast, the meteorologist was cautioning residents about the incoming severe thunderstorms.
The lifeguard was cautioning beachgoers to stay within the designated swimming areas due to strong currents.
The financial advisor was cautioning her clients against making impulsive decisions during periods of market volatility.
The doctor was cautioning his patient about the potential side effects of the prescribed medication.
The coach was cautioning the athletes to warm up properly before engaging in intense physical activities to avoid injuries.
The cybersecurity expert was cautioning users about the risks of sharing sensitive information on social media platforms.
The parent was cautioning their child not to talk to strangers while walking home from school.
The tour guide was cautioning the group about the steep cliffs along the hiking trail.
The CEO was cautioning the board members about the potential consequences of expanding into new markets without thorough market research.

of Caution

warning, premonitory, monitory,cautionary, admonitory, punitive, admonishing,exemplary, advisory, didactic

imperiling,risking, imperiling, risking,imperilling, imperilling,

The teacher was cautioning the students about the dangers of using unreliable sources for their research papers.

Heeding the weather forecast, the meteorologist was cautioning residents about the incoming severe thunderstorms.

The lifeguard was cautioning beachgoers to stay within the designated swimming areas due to strong currents.

The financial advisor was cautioning her clients against making impulsive decisions during periods of market volatility.