Abuse
Caution
Caution verb - To give notice to beforehand especially of danger or risk.
How words are described
| similar | similar abuse | similar caution |
| proper | proper abuse | proper caution |
| heavy | heavy abuse | heavy caution |
| extreme | extreme abuse | extreme caution |
| Other adjectives: potential, general. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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As these systems are ripe for abuse, the books caution G Ms about allowing power arrays that amount to "all the powers I want my Hero to have" rather than reflecting a coherent theme.
- There's also the rich man who stubbornly refuses, after paying the caution for his wife, to also free her fellow suffragists, a form of psychological abuse, as he's obviously wealthy enough to easily afford it.
Source: Domestic Abuse - Needs to be used with caution against enemies that are Immune to Flinching, as it can lead to receiving more abuse if you time it poorly, due to the lack of invincibility towards the end.
Source: Recovery Attack
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