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warn·ing  (wôrnng)
n.
1. An intimation, threat, or sign of impending danger or evil.
2.
a. Advice to beware.
b. Counsel to desist from a specified undesirable course of action.
3. A cautionary or deterrent example.
4. Something, such as a signal, that warns.
adj.
Acting or serving to warn: a warning light; warning words.
warning·ly adv.
Translations
warningly
adv → warnend
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"Ah, but mind you," said Caleb, turning his head warningly, "I must take it on
Middlemarch by Eliot, George View in context
I never saw him irate except when David was still sceptical, but then he would say quite warningly "He says it is true, so it must be true.
The Little White Bird by Barrie, James Matthew View in context
one of Joe's seconds cried warningly from the edge of the ring.
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