Admonitory
101admonishing — (Roget s Thesaurus II) adjective Giving warning: admonitory, cautionary, monitory, warning. See WARN …
102cautionary — (Roget s Thesaurus II) adjective Giving warning: admonishing, admonitory, monitory, warning. See WARN …
103shamed-up — adj British humiliated, shamed. A buzz term among teenagers in the 1980s, from the admonitory catchphrase take the shame! . This playground phrase is from black slang …
104premonitory — adj. cautionary, admonitory; of a warning; serving as a warning; foreboding, portending evilpre·mon·i·to·ry || prɪ mÉ‘nɪtÉ”rɪ /prɪ mÉ’nɪtrɪ …
105poetry in the 1980s — In Britain the 1980s began in 1979, when the long national political domination of the Conservatives in national government began, and the 1980s became synonymous with the jingoistic nationalism of post Falklands triumphalism and the… …
106exemplary — a. 1. Worthy of imitation, fit for a pattern. 2. Pattern like, closely adherent to the pattern, faithful, close, exact, assiduous, scrupulous, punctual, punctilious, rigid, rigorous. 3. Remarkably good, excellent, highly virtuous, correct,… …
107warning — I. n. 1. Caution (against danger). 2. Admonition, advice, monition. 3. Notice, notification. 4. Omen, presage, portent, prognostic, augury, sign. II. a. Admonitory, monitory …
108exemplary — adjective 1) her exemplary behavior Syn: perfect, ideal, model, faultless, flawless, impeccable, irreproachable; excellent, outstanding, admirable, commendable, laudable, above/beyond reproach; textbook Ant …
109reproachful — adjective Syn: disapproving, reproving, critical, censorious, disparaging, withering, accusatory, admonitory Ant: approving …
110dissuasive — adj discouraging, cautionary, warning, monitory, admonitory, expostulatory, remonstrative, Archaic. dehortatory; deprecatory, repressive, sup pressive …
