Cautioned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAUTIONED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CAUTION, to warn
• say something as a warning
• warn or advise against (doing something)
• issue an official or legal warning to
• (of a police officer) advise (someone) of their legal rights when arresting them
NOUN:
• care taken to avoid danger or mistakes
• an official or legal warning given to someone who has committed a minor offence but has not been charged, to the effect that further action will be taken if they commit another such offence
• an amusing or surprising person
• warning

Words related to CAUTIONED

caution9 cautioning13 cautions10

Words that contain CAUTIONED

recautioned14 precautioned17 overcautioned19

How to use CAUTIONED in a sentence

• Inside, he closed the door quickly and in a low voice cautioned the others to silence.
• For reasons, therefore, which he stated to her in a letter, he cautioned her not to come to the ordinance till she could do it in a reconciled temper.
• They put McNutt on the back seat with Louise, cautioned him to be quiet, and then drove away.
• When within four or five miles of Cold Water, Uncle Alfred stopped, and cautioned us not to speak above a whisper, as the rebel troops were camped on both sides of us.
• Surely, he had cautioned her not to recognize him, but luckily her fortitude had not been put to proof.
• He cautioned his father that, as soon as he received the money for the horse, he should drop the halter as if by accident.
• Dombey kissed her once upon the forehead, and cautioned her not to wander anywhere again with treacherous attendants.
• Harvey never would converse with his wife about this white foe, and had cautioned Teddy not to allude to him in her presence.
• I had frequently been cautioned not to leave my windows open, as someone might get in.
• The first gentleman, who pretended to be my friend, whispered me to buy them, and cautioned me not to let so good an offer pass.
• I cautioned him to come on as quickly as he could, and he answered cheerfully as I thought.
• Plutarch attempts to prove, that youth is not to be prohibited the reading of the poets, but to be cautioned against such parts as may have bad effects.
• Not knowing whether it might be the villain himself, he cautioned the men to wait an instant.
• How she wished now that she had heeded the advice of LeFroy, who had cautioned against venturing into the woods without a light camp ax slung to her belt.
• He cautioned quietness as they neared the shore, but in the little creek where the boat was pushed up not a living thing was seen.
• They had, in fact, privately cautioned the school that they would have to watch out for such things themselves.
• He cautioned them, swinging the muzzle of his pistol back and forth, the crowd behind him splitting apart as he retreated.
• I was much annoyed, as I knew they had been cautioned to keep quiet, and even the maid had not been allowed to enter my room.
• It was so, although Father Marty himself had more than once cautioned Mrs.
• In cases of emergency, the spirit of the mountains gave friendly warnings, which enabled cautioned ones to avoid dangers, that otherwise could neither be foreseen nor prevented.
• Pertell cautioned the young farmers about coming too close with their keen, swinging scythes, and the moving picture play went on.
• Trappers were advised to use them but were properly cautioned how and where to expose them.
• I cautioned them that I could not tell when nor where they would have the next opportunity for a meal.
• Also, he cautioned the twelve not to make too much of the attempted escape.
• McClure ordered them to come alongside and cautioned his men to be on guard against any surprise attack.
• They were carefully cautioned not even to let Don Ramon, if he were present, know that rescue from another quarter was at hand.
• Others cautioned us about the Indians and told us how to manage.
• Nor did he count over the times he had cautioned the sheep not to get away from its fellows.
• Goodnight cautioned the drivers that unless the pull was straight ahead another neck would be broken.
• We have already cautioned you against the repetition of titles.
• A mile or so back, Solomon had left the trail and cautioned Jack to keep close and step softly.
• Buller was uneasy, and although at first he had cautioned Gatacre to be careful he now suggested his closing with the enemy.

Similar words containing CAUTION without suffix ed

caution9 cautions10 cautioner11 cautionry14 incaution11 recaution11 cautionary15 cautioners12 cautioning13 incautions12 precaution14 recautions12 cautionries13 overcaution16 precautions15 recautioned14 overcautions17 precautional16 precautioned17 recautioning15 precautionary20 precautioning18 overcautioned19 overcautioning20

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