Swing
Swing verb - To change one's course or direction.
Warn
Warn verb - To give notice to beforehand especially of danger or risk.
Both words in one sentence
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Instead, it held, the kid forgot to warn her, and the chain finally broke mid-swing, leading to Claudia breaking her leg so severely, she had to stay in the hospital with the leg in traction.
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Back before railroads had crossing gates, they had actual flagmen who would stand at an intersection and swing a lantern to warn approaching traffic of the train.
Source: Metaphorically True - Darren could see the jet's wing about to clip the swing set Jennifer was playing on, but didn't warn her.
Source: Let Them Die Happy
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