caution

Object

• reprimand: The Disclosure would contain details of all convictions current or spent as well as details of cautions reprimands or warnings.
• levitt: Has started these may not is small cautions levitt motivated in the job.
• reader: Zoom cautions readers not to place undue reliance upon any such forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date made.

Converse of object

• urge: What I am urging caution on is any research which implies there is a single, simple answer.
• throw: If you are worried you are building up too much wealth then why not throw caution to the wind and spend it?
• advise: In view of the nudist nature of much of his work, the gallery will be advising caution to visitors under 18.
• exercise: Exercise great caution approaching the edge of the headland.
• counsel: Lord Hoffmann has recently on at least two occasions counseled caution in relation to arguments based on redundancy.
• lodge: It may also be appropriate to lodge a caution against the property with the Land Registry.

Preposition: against

• dealing: However, the Land Registration Act 2002 contains transitional rules, which preserve cautions against dealings that were already on the register.

Adjective modifier

• extreme: A weather warning is released advising drivers of high sided vehicles to drive with extreme caution.
• utmost: Therefore ( in studying these texts ), utmost caution has to be used!
• conditional: I envisage one where low risk offenders get conditional cautions or fines.
• restorative: Supplementing this work, interviews were carried out with victims who did not participate in the restorative caution.
• formal: In the remaining case the Company accepted a formal caution, the details of which are recorded below.
• considerable: However, their interest is tempered with considerable caution.

Preposition: during

• pregnancy: Pregnancy Because of its known effects upon the sex hormones, some people advise that Ginger should be used with caution during pregnancy.

Preposition: in

• patient: Use with caution in patients with impaired renal function.

Preposition: for

• offense: The defendant was arrested and received a caution for both offenses.
• possession: I have two adult cautions for possession of drugs for personal use.