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warningful

warningful adjective: full of warning.

Adjective

warningful (comparative more warningful, superlative most warningful)

  1. Full of warning.
    • “No, brave dog,” Cyrius began in a threatening, warningful voice, “the stories you hear are very much true. The forest does indeed exist.”2011, A. M. Keen, Tales of Averon: The Beast, page 39

Forms of warningful

comparativemore warningful
superlativemost warningful

Origin of warningful

From warning + -ful.

Words formed from warningful

Questions about warningful

What does warningful mean?
Warningful means full of warning.
What part of speech is warningful?
Warningful is an adjective.

Words near warningful in the dictionary

  1. warning signs
  2. warning track
  3. warning tracks
  4. warning triangle
  5. warning triangles
  6. warningful
  7. warningfully
  8. warningless
  9. warningly
  10. warnings
  11. Warnke

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