Warning is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WARNING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• 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
• something that warns
• Previous notice.
• Caution against danger, or against faults or evil practices which incur danger; admonition; monition.
• a message informing of danger
• cautionary advice about something imminent (especially imminent danger or other unpleasantness)
• notification of something, usually in advance
ADJECTIVE:
• giving a warning
• Giving previous notice; cautioning; admonishing; as, a warning voice.
• serving to warn
• giving or serving as a warning
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make aware of impending or possible danger

Words related to WARNING

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How to use WARNING in a sentence

• Five minutes after her warning howl Kazan stood at her side, his head flung up, his jaws open and panting.
• He came round to see me about it yesterday morning, without any warning.
• The same night I wrote a letter of farewell to Jim, and one of anxious warning to Dr.
• This being the case, it is not surprising that Merriwell received an anonymous note warning him to keep in his room on a certain evening and look out for squalls.
• Meanwhile I lost my all, and a thousand times thought of his warning.
• It was eight of the clock when came that final warning whistle of prairie owl.
• Suddenly Aldous stopped, and with a sharp warning to Joanne he threw his rifle half to his shoulder, and faced the rocks from which the speeding figure had come.
• Quite suddenly, without any transition or warning, she knew.
• That would be ample warning that it was time to go.
• At the last warning an ice-cold hand touched him, and Bruno fell dead in the banquet hall.
• The moment you or any one else enters the outside door this little electric bell sounds me warning.
• Before the departure of the fleet, Cassandra raised her voice of warning, but as usual her words were not heeded, and so Paris set sail.
• He brought me warning of the coming of the hunter the other morning.
• I was ready to begin my search, and dismissed Brooks, warning him to say nothing to anyone about the mystery.
• And timely warning it proved, for as the years slipped by, one after another, they left their arrows in his quiver till ten children bloomed about the hearth.
• Small silver coins indicate poverty, and large ones give warning of early misery.
• Before he could say yes, and without the slightest warning, a laugh burst from her tightened lips.
• Claud Manton had addressed an energetic warning to Lady May Quisante.
• The very blow which had struck him seemed no longer to have come without warning.
• But that gentleman gave her such a significant look of warning that she stopped short.
• Hi Martin flashed a warning look at the catcher for his nine, then sent a sweeping glare around the bases.
• But I thought only of the money, and notwithstanding warning and entreaty, mounted my horse and flew back on the homeward path, not even daring to look once toward the foothills.
• He felt an inexplicable impulse to cry out a warning to that ludicrous figure, whose crunching moccasins were now the only sounds that broke the uncanny stillness of the night.
• At sight of that which he had sought so long, his joy became so great that, unmindful of the warning, he advanced into the room and drew nigh even to the Table itself.

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