Cautious
Cautious adjective - Having or showing a close attentiveness to avoiding danger or trouble.
Jealous and cautious are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Jealous" instead an adjective "Cautious".
Nearby Words: caution, cautiously
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- attentive and cautious
- attentive and jealous
- solicitous and cautious
- solicitous and jealous
- doubtful and cautious
- doubtful and jealous
- mindful and cautious
- mindful and jealous
- watchful and cautious
- watchful and jealous
- careful and cautious
- careful and jealous
- heedful and cautious
- heedful and jealous
Both words in one sentence
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Cecil is the calm, cautious, mediating influence; Walsingham is a militant Puritan who advises strong action; Leicester is less zealous than Walsingham with the added bonus of being very jealous over Elizabeth; and Sussex, Hatton, and Heanage are either rivaling Leicester or siding with Cecil.
Source: Series / Elizabeth R -
Her friends might try to urge her to be cautious, but she'll think "You're Just Jealous" and grow distant from them; this is usually a thought the Daemon plants and fosters to alienate her and make her easier to seduce and lure.
Source: Mailer Daemon
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