Definition
Definition of incaution - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
general meaningDated lack of care or attentionDated
- His incaution at the meeting led to several misunderstandings.
2.
heedlessnessDated tendency to ignore potential dangers or warningsDated
- Her incaution was evident in her risky decisions.
Origin of incaution
Latin, in (not) + cautio (caution)
Examples of incaution in a sentence
The project failed due to his incaution in planning. His incaution led to a serious accident on the highway. The company's incaution resulted in a financial loss.
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- French:imprudence, insouciance, ...
- German:Unvorsichtigkeit, Sorglosigkeit, ...
- Italian:imprudenza, ...
- Spanish:descuido, negligencia, ...
- Portuguese:imprudência, descuido, ...
- Chinese:粗心大意, 疏忽, ...
- Japanese:不注意, 軽率, ...
- Arabic:تَهَوُّر, اِسْتِهَانَة, ...
- Hebrew:חֹסֶר זְהִירוּת, ...
- Russian:неосторожность, безрассудство, ...
- Ukrainian:необережність, безтурботність, ...
- Hindi:असावधानी, बेपरवाही, ...
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