Cautions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAUTIONS 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 CAUTIONS

caution9 cautioned12 cautioning13

Words that contain CAUTIONS

incautions12 recautions12 precautions15 overcautions17

How to use CAUTIONS in a sentence

• The fever had left him, and his attendants pronounced, with the usual cautions to prevent a relapse, his recovery certain.
• They were always cool, cautions, yet bold, and when they made an effort to gain a right, they always won.
• Cautions her sex with regard to the danger of being misled by the eye.
• His cautions to the servants about the sailor, if he should come and make inquiries about us.
• The praetors, and a few of the nobles, though enraged by the fictitious intelligence, rather directed their cautions against a nearer and more immediate evil.
• Remember these cautions of your mama and obey them strictly.
• I resolved to have an interview with him before I went, that I might give him cautions and advice, and tell him how anxiously I should be waiting for him at the north.
• All the cautions and warnings wherewith the Holy Spirit abounds, of the kind with those already mentioned, have that manifest design.
• Things going on thus, as I have said, for some time, I seemed, excepting these cautions, to be reduced to my former calm sedate way of living.
• He cautions travellers to pay implicit attention to guides, as the accident in 1822, when three persons sunk into the caverns of snow, was occasioned by this want of caution.
• He makes several other whimsical, but characteristic observations, some of which may serve as cautions and warnings to the sex.
• But had you really written such cautions about Tomlinson, and the house, as you seem to have purposed to do, they must, had they come in time, have been of infinite service to me.
• There is still a species of wretchedness which escapes your observation, though it might supply you with many sage remarks, and salutary cautions.
• It is said that the despatch of the 4th of July is qualified by heavy cautions.
• Given these cautions, devotional books may be of great use, even for regular daily prayer, and often help to call back the thoughts which are flying off at a tangent.
• Only the genial Hans Sachs finds truth and beauty in the song, and cautions his colleagues against hasty judgment.
• It expresses the motives operating on my mind in that moment, as well as the cautions I thought it necessary to take.
• He has given to those under his charge, the most perfect satisfaction, and, at the same time, used all the cautions which the nature of his charge has required.
• Yet it will be our duty to use such reasonable cautions as are in our power.
• ABOUT ORDERING BACON FOR GAMBONS, AND TO KEEP At Franckfort they use the following cautions about the Bacon they salt for Gambons or sides to keep.
• The thieves are cautions and silent in their movements, and succeed in securing their spoil without awakening any one.
• For all the cautions we could give them, these crafty animals destroyed them one time or other.
• These cautions being duly observed, I do not see how any person can devote himself too entirely to the cause of the Apostolic Church in these realms.
• Her aunt and her mother amuse themselves on the road, with telling her of dangers to be dreaded, and cautions to be observed.
• So he departed, and sent next day some bottles, with further cautions regarding the wound and dirt, and to say he should be calling the day after to-morrow.
• Several persons have claimed the watch who had no title to it whatever, and I have become cautions.
• It was a remarkable paper as to preternatural apparitions, the character of evidence for conviction, and its cautions as to its acceptance.
• Freneli is surprised that he is going with them, and cautions him to be on his guard.
• They wrote their cautions and warnings against it in this graphic story.
• Commands are no longer preceded by cautions and explanations.
• From the Vatican itself came cautions against immoderate zeal for the Catholic faith.
• In his manner gives Belford some farther cautions and warnings.
• Such cautions as these do indeed become Greeks, who sign their treaties, and call upon the Gods to witness them.
• She tells me all the neighborhood news first, of course, and then cautions me against getting my feet wet and musical comedies.
• Women were calling farewells and cautions to the men in the returning boats, and meeting friends were telling in many tongues the droll or sad distresses of the hour.

Similar words containing CAUTION without suffix s

caution9 cautioned12 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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