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admonitory

/ədˈmɒn.ɪ.tər.i/

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adjective

C2formalcommon/ədˈmɒn.ɪ.tər.i/

Giving or conveying a warning or reprimand; serving to advise or caution against something.

ruДающий или передающий предупреждение или выговор; служащий для совета или предостережения от чего-либо.esQue da o transmite una advertencia o reprimenda; que sirve para aconsejar o prevenir de algo, o que tiene carácter de amonestación.frQui contient ou exprime un avertissement ou une réprimande ; servant à conseiller ou à mettre en garde contre quelque chose.deEine Warnung oder einen Verweis gebend oder vermittelnd; dazu dienend, einen Rat zu erteilen oder vor etwas zu warnen.ptQue dá ou transmite uma advertência ou repreensão; que serve para aconselhar ou alertar contra algo.zh表示给予或传达警告、告诫或责备的;用于劝告或提醒人防备某事的。arصفة تعني مانحًا أو ناقلًا لتحذير أو توبيخ، أو ما يصلح للنصح والتحذير من شيء ما.

  1. Serving to warn C1 formal

    Intended to give a warning or caution about potential danger or consequences.

    • The teacher gave an admonitory glance to the noisy students.
    • His admonitory tone made everyone pause and reconsider their actions.
    • The sign had an admonitory message about the dangers of swimming in the river.

    ruПредостерегающийesadmonitorio / que adviertefrAvertissantdeWarnendptAdvertênciazh警告性的arتحذيري

    Sinónimos: cautionarymonitorypremonitorywarning

  2. Expressing reproof or correction C1 formal

    Conveying mild criticism or gentle scolding, often with the aim of correcting behavior.

    • She wrote an admonitory letter to her son about his poor grades.
    • The manager's admonitory remarks were meant to improve team performance.
    • His admonitory speech reminded the children to be polite and respectful.

    ruУкоризненныйesque amonesta, admonitoriofrqui exprime une réprimande ou un blâmedeErmahnendptAdmoestadorzh劝诫的arتَوْبِيخِيّ

    Sinónimos: censoriouschidingcriticalreproachfulreproofreproving

    Antónimos: complimentaryencouraginglaudatorypraising

  • more admonitory comparative form
  • most admonitory superlative form