Definition Synonyms
Definition of monitory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
warning functionDated serving as a warningDated
- The monitory signs along the road cautioned drivers about sharp bends..
Noun
1.
written warningDated letter giving a warning or adviceDated
- The school sent a monitory to the parents.
2.
legalDated document containing a formal admonitionDated
- He received a monitory from the court.
Origin of monitory
Latin, monitor (warn) + -ory (pertaining to)
Examples of monitory in a sentence
Monitory signals were placed around the construction site. A monitory was issued to the employee for tardiness. The tenant received a monitory regarding noise complaints. The lawyer prepared a monitory for the client. A monitory was issued to the company for violations.
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- French:d'avertissement, avertissement, ...
- German:warnend, Mahnung, ...
- Italian:di avvertimento, monito, ...
- Spanish:preventivo, aviso, ...
- Portuguese:de advertência, aviso, ...
- Chinese:警告的, 警告信, ...
- Japanese:警告の, 警告書, ...
- Arabic:تَحْذِيري, رِسَالَة تَحْذِير, ...
- Hebrew:מַזְהִיר, הַתְרָאָה, ...
- Russian:предупредительный, предупреждение, ...
- Ukrainian:попереджувальний, попереджувальний лист, ...
- Hindi:चेतावनी, चेतावनी पत्र, ...
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