Caution and Sense

Caution

Caution noun - A close attentiveness to avoiding danger.

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

Sense

Sense noun - The ability to make intelligent decisions especially in everyday matters.
Usage example: you have the sense to handle anything that comes up

Caution and sense are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Caution" instead a noun "Sense".

How words are described

good good caution good sense
low low caution low sense
similar similar caution similar sense
normal normal caution normal sense
Other adjectives: proper, extreme, great, little, general, greater, different, tactical.

Common collocations

people caution people sense people

Both words in one sentence

  • The fact that he has a sense of caution is also probably a plus, since the other four at that point were all extremely reckless.
    Source: Ironic Fear
  • He also becomes a Hero Killer as well, both in that the protagonists take extra caution when dealing with him and the literal sense.
  • Series / Agent Carter This word of caution hardly makes sense, considering she just saw someone shot dead two nights before, not to mention she's been in a war.
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