caution

[ˈkɔʃən]

Definition:
1. Being attentive to possible danger.
2. Care that you take in order to avoid danger or mistakes.
3. An amusing or surprising person.

Use 'caution' in a sentence:

• 1. The emerging caution over numbers is perhaps only to be expected.
• 2. Caution has been one of Mr Allan's watchwords.
• 3. Patience and caution are your advantages.
• 4. I threw caution to the wind and rode as fast as I could.
• 5. I suggest you use caution with this one.
• 6. There is no need for such caution.
• 7. Detectives threw aside professional training and caution, and looked for a different explanation.
• 8. The girls were afraid of snakes and picked their way along with extreme caution.
• 9. They may be wise to err on the side of caution.
• 10. As a first offender, she got off with a caution.
• 11. Their caution has been richly rewarded.
• 12. There was a note of caution for the treasury in the figures.
• 13. Tony cautioned against misrepresenting the situation.