Referred to
Warned and referred to are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Warned" instead an adjective "Referred to".
Warned
Referred to and warned are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Referred to" instead an adjective "Warned".
Both terms in one sentence
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Visser Four had warned the Hessians, who were ready for the rebels, and even killed Jake, with Washington dying in captivity and the episode referred to as "colonial rebellion".
- The canine narrator accepts that before the end some Players (and maybe even familiars) will kill each other, though deems it less than necessary, but really doesn't like involvement of others, warned normal animals away from the site of ritual and twice actually referred to them as "civilians".
Source: Would Not Shoot a Civilian - Be warned, however, this privilege is exceptionally hard to gain.The site has recently broken into two different groups, which are generally referred to as Prime (original) and Redux (new).
Source: Roleplay / Equestrian Legends
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