Caution and Moral

Caution

Caution noun - A close attentiveness to avoiding danger.

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Moral and caution are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Moral" instead a noun "Caution".

Moral noun - The significance of a story or event.

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Caution and moral are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Caution" instead a noun "Moral".

good	good caution	good moral
great	great caution	great moral
potential	potential caution	potential moral
general	general caution	general moral
Other adjectives: intended, different, resulting.

From A Caution to the Wise, a story in The Wanderer's Library: They ask for a story with a moral; the moral is; "A caution to the wise - look elsewhere for your wisdom."

Source: An Aesop
An Aesop: From A Caution to the Wise: They ask for a story with a moral; the moral is, A caution to the wiselook elsewhere for your wisdom. Anthropomorphic Personification: Gods are often depicted this way, although there's no strict canon.

Source: Wiki / The Wanderer's Library
Averted in the same film, where Angel arrests Skinner, there is a complete reversal of his "procedural correctness in the execution of unquestionable moral authority", as he states the cause for arrest and supporting evidence yet fails to caution them.

Source: You Do Not Have to Say Anything

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