Warnings is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WARNINGS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• WARNING, the act of warning
• a statement or event that warns of something or that serves as a cautionary example
• cautionary advice
• advance notice of something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something that warns

Words related to WARNINGS

warning11

Words that contain WARNINGS

forewarnings19

How to use WARNINGS in a sentence

• As you give the warnings when answered check them off on the list.
• His warnings as to what must happen if emancipation were not in some way provided for are familiar, as fulfilled prophecy.
• What we are told is disappointing, sad, gloomy, full of dark fears and warnings about what the Jews will be and what they will have to endure.
• More and more frequently sure warnings came to him.
• From sheer nervousness after a day of confinement some citizens, in spite of warnings, groped about the more important avenues at night.
• With many instructions from our friends and warnings from Mackaye, I started next day on my journey.
• Being so well mounted, he not unfrequently shot far ahead of his companions, despite their warnings that he ran great risk by so doing.
• It is when He goes on to speak of the perils of the rich, and of our wrong estimates of the worth of wealth, that His solemn warnings pierce to the quick.
• So George had loosed this woman on him, and that was the meaning of his mysterious warnings.
• The authorities apparently would not listen to the warnings of Ulster.
• Jefferson, then in the Presidential chair, knew Burr too well to ignore these warnings.
• It may be said that they are only the usual warnings of conscience.
• The old campanile, after giving various warnings, fell on July 14, 1902, at half-past nine in the morning.
• Russia was furious that Milan, in spite of these warnings, remained in Serbia.
• The attitude of the friends towards orientals should be one of great caution, according to the Master’s own often-repeated and explicit instructions and warnings.
• I spent the day pleasantly with them, however, and parted that evening with many kind wishes and warnings.
• The boy was scolded and threatened, but his warnings made so much impression that he was allowed to accompany the bride to her new home.
• As he ate his breakfast, his mother repeated the warnings and the good lessons she had before imparted.
• But I know that you will read this thoughtfully and weigh my warnings.
• Aristophanes might say that if his warnings had been followed there would have been no such thing as a mercenary Greek expedition under Cyrus.
• But a man in your position can do a whole lot toward furnishing the officiating clergyman with beautiful examples, instead of horrible warnings.
• Slips of paper having the storm, frost, or other warnings printed on them are distributed by the rural mail carriers at the various houses in the districts affected.
• From the rapidity of the chase, a considerable distance had been traversed, and the sky which had long been threatening, now began to exhibit warnings of a storm.
• Papa has given me the test of all these gloomy warnings.
• To the warnings of her own family Marie Antoinette was deaf.
• Answers very seriously to the warnings he gives him.
• Had it not been for his warnings, we none of us should have been here this day.
• The best and surest of all warnings, however, will be found in the barometer.
• Her warnings were disregarded, and giving up her patriotic occupation, she returned to London, and devoted herself to literature.

Similar words containing WARNING without suffix s

warning11 awarning12 warningly16 forwarning17 prewarning16 forewarning18 forewarnings19 forewarningly23

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