v. to give notice to beforehand especially of danger or risk
The teacher warned the students not to cheat while taking a test.
The teacher warned the students not to cheat while taking a test.
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Allashua's mother warned her about:
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Who warned Elmer not to go out?
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Who warned Peg and her father against going to the island?
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What was the one thing the witch warned the whingdingdilly about?
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Bear warned Toad that standing in the road was no place to do what?
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Who warned Edgar and Ellen about Mr. Poo Poo's eating habits?
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Who warned Damian not to put his address on the donation envelope for the Water Aid collection?
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The lookout tower warned the others of the approaching storm.
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Of what had Fiver's instincts warned him?
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The crow's cawing warned of danger.
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In his book, John Muir warned his readers about what negative possibility in The United States?
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Who was the little red headed girl that warned Wendy to leave?
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Who had warned the girl about the book that was growing vines?
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Who warned the people that the British were coming?
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caution; discourage; alert; advise
endanger; silence
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unadorned
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