| ADMONISH | • admonish v. (Transitive) To inform or notify of a fault; to rebuke gently or kindly, but seriously; to tell off. • admonish v. (Transitive, with of or against) To advise against wrongdoing; to caution; to warn against danger or an offense. • admonish v. (Transitive) To instruct or direct. |
| ADMONITOR | • admonitor n. An admonisher; a monitor. • ADMONITOR n. an admonisher; a monitor. |
| ADMONISHED | • admonished v. Simple past tense and past participle of admonish. • ADMONISH v. to reprove mildly. |
| ADMONISHER | • admonisher n. One who admonishes. • ADMONISHER n. one who admonishes. |
| ADMONISHES | • admonishes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of admonish. • ADMONISH v. to reprove mildly. |
| ADMONITION | • admonition n. Gentle or friendly reproof; counseling against fault or oversight; warning. • ADMONITION n. gentle or friendly reproof. |
| ADMONITIVE | • admonitive adj. Of or conveying admonition. • ADMONITIVE adj. of or like an admonition, also ADMONITORY. |
| ADMONITORS | • admonitors n. Plural of admonitor. • ADMONITOR n. an admonisher; a monitor. |
| ADMONITORY | • admonitory adj. Of or pertaining to an admonition; serving to reprove, warn or advise. • ADMONITORY adj. warning, also ADMONITIVE. |
| ADMONISHERS | • admonishers n. Plural of admonisher. • ADMONISHER n. one who admonishes. |
| ADMONISHING | • admonishing v. Present participle of admonish. • admonishing n. Admonishment. • ADMONISH v. to reprove mildly. |
| ADMONITIONS | • admonitions n. Plural of admonition. • ADMONITION n. gentle or friendly reproof. |
| ADMONISHMENT | • admonishment n. The act of admonishing; a reprimand or rebuke. • ADMONISHMENT n. a firm rebuke. |
| ADMONITORILY | • admonitorily adv. In an admonitory manner. • ADMONITORY adv. warning, also ADMONITIVE. |
| ADMONISHINGLY | • admonishingly adv. In an admonishing manner. • ADMONISHING adv. ADMONISH, to reprove mildly. |
| ADMONISHMENTS | • admonishments n. Plural of admonishment. • ADMONISHMENT n. a firm rebuke. |