Precaution is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRECAUTION in dictionary:

VERB:
• to forewarn
• To warn or caution beforehand.
• To take precaution against.
• (obs.) to forewarn
NOUN:
• care taken in advance
• a measure taken in advance to prevent something dangerous, unpleasant, or inconvenient from happening
• contraception
• Previous caution or care; caution previously employed to prevent mischief or secure good; as, his life was saved by precaution.
• A measure taken beforehand to ward off evil or secure good or success; a precautionary act; as, to take precautions against accident.
• a precautionary measure warding off impending danger or damage or injury etc.
• the trait of practicing caution in advance
• judiciousness in avoiding harm or danger
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• care taken in advance; foresight

Words related to PRECAUTION

precautionary20 precautioned17 precautioning18 precautions15 precautious15

Words that contain PRECAUTION

precautions15 precautional16 precautioned17 precautionary20 precautioning18

How to use PRECAUTION in a sentence

• The latter also appeared to be regularly numbered, a precaution that much aided the investigations of the two gentlemen.
• With an automatic appreciation of your condition you may have taken that old precaution of convivial men returning home, and removed your shoes.
• We entered the court-yard boldly, Francois taking the precaution to speak to me only in Arabic, as there was a Turk within.
• Do you call that poisoning myself? I call it taking proper precaution, and would recommend you to do the same.
• He has no fear, and takes every needful precaution.
• This evening, every one was on the alert, extra sentries were posted, and every precaution taken to secure the marauders.
• It may be still said, that other booksellers give away their catalogues without any such precaution, and that I ought not to make any new or extraordinary demands.
• The two children approached it with all the precaution proper to scouts.
• In fact, no man could possibly lay his plans with deeper design or more ingenious precaution for his own safety than Flanagan.
• None, however, liked to approach him with the suggestion that he should take any precaution.
• Precaution is esteemed to be much better than a blanket and burial.
• This fear was caused in part by a wise precaution which her father, recently dead, had taken.
• But that there was all possible care and precaution taken to prevent them is undenyable.
• Another precaution was taken to keep all the power in the hands of the Boers.
• As there is a pilgrim leaving, he is taking the precaution of having this mailed in Europe.
• In fact, I took every precaution that occurred to me.
• The nobles had taken this precaution in case the citizens should discover their enterprise and wish to take part in it.
• This was done that very day, and it is needless to add, that every precaution was taken that the experiment might succeed.
• We must brush away the fly as a vindication of our dignity, and take precaution that he does not return, even if we have to bend our heads to tie his little legs.
• It was then quite dark, and, with reasonable precaution, there was no fear that the pursued would see him.
• But it certainly would not have happened had the precaution of taking even a single musket on shore been attended to.
• He cautioned me to look the herd over carefully, and if there was a blind animal found to cut it out or the trouble would he repeated in spite of all precaution.
• Hence for a number of years after my marriage we lived at the Edwards ranch as a matter of precaution against Indian raids.
• Convinced that they felt no suspicion, but were merely exercising ordinary precaution not to be overheard, the watcher soon banished all fear of them from his mind.
• The gardens were laid waste by the Spaniards as a military precaution.
• But, with our experience of what happened to the buffalo when the white man took up the slaughter, we must take precaution in time.
• No props are used to prevent the sides of the pits from falling in, the tenacity of the soil rendering this precaution unnecessary.

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