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admonition
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gentle scolding or friendly advise
My mother's admonition is to always make the right choice and not let peer pressure guide my actions. or I got quite an admonition (scolding) last weekend after my episode at the ghetty. |
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premonition
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a vision; a warning of something before it happens
My mother had a premonition about the ghetty last weekend. She had heard that Stella was crazy so she expected crazyness out of her house. |
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counsel
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v. to advise; make a suggestion to; advice
My mother will always counsel me to stay away from trouble, and when there is a prominition about craziness, I should stay away, |
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conciliatory
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intended to lessen another's anger
There were no conciliatory words I could offer after last Friday's incident at Stella's ghetty. No matter what I said, I could not lessen my parent's dissapointment and anger. |
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reconcile
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to bring back into agreement
Even though I made a mistake last weekend, I should make an effort to reconcile with my mom, or she will never feel comfortable trusting me again. |
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precaution
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an action taken against danger ahead of time
As a precaution, when I have a premonition about crazyyness at a ghetty, I should just make up an excuse and not go (unless I have real strong will power and feel confident to say NO). |
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cautious
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careful not to get into danger
I absolutely need to be a lot more cautious about what I do at crazy ghetty and which ghettys I attend (if I don't know how to control myself). |
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cautionary
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adj. intended to serve as a warning
My mother's cautionary words of wisdom are to run away from trouble, and not go when I have a premonition about craziness. |
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dissuade
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to convince one not to do something
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persuasion
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habit or type ( don't think this is correct def. check book). think it means to use convincing arguments.
My friends have a lot of persuasion (power to convince) over me, I always give in to them even though I will most likely face trouble . |