Definition Synonyms
Definition of admonitory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
warningRare serving to warn or caution someoneRare
- The teacher gave an admonitory glance to the noisy students.
2.
reprovingRare expressing reproof or criticism as a correctiveRare
- Her admonitory tone made him reconsider his actions.
Origin of admonitory
Latin, admonere (to warn)
Examples of admonitory in a sentence
The sign served as an admonitory reminder of the rules. The teacher's admonitory glance silenced the noisy class. His admonitory words were meant to guide, not scold.
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- French:préventif, réprobateur, ...
- German:mahnend, tadelnd, ...
- Italian:avvertente, rimproverante, ...
- Spanish:admonitorio, ...
- Portuguese:admonitório, reprovador, ...
- Chinese:警告的, 训诫的, ...
- Japanese:警告的な, 戒めるような, ...
- Arabic:تَحْذِيرِي, تَوْبِيخِي, ...
- Hebrew:מַזְהִיר, מוֹכִיחִי, ...
- Russian:предостерегающий, упрекающий, ...
- Ukrainian:застережливий, докірливий, ...
- Hindi:चेतावनीपूर्ण, फटकार भरा, ...
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