admonition

In the past, the admonition would have had little if any effect.

I want, though, just to say another word of admonition.

He started to leave, stopped himself, and left his friend with one final admonition.

It was an admonition to the troops and nothing more.

Ready to approach the house, Joe gave a last admonition.

The admonitions may not be a discussion with a king at all however.

But following the professor's admonition might require great will power.

His voice was quite kind but held a faint admonition.

He remembers his father's admonition to get out and see the world.

I started to reply and he held up an open hand in admonition.

Eventually, the larger part of the society members were let off with an admonition.

Robinson said she had heard many of the same admonitions.

I do not believe anyone had slept, despite my admonitions.

He wanted to talk more, despite his admonition about resting.

He had one more admonition: "Time is the most critical thing here."

She remembered her mother's admonition about making the boys feel good.

There is no equivalent to this admonition in the book.

At last he has taken the admonition to heart and become one."

He doesn't open with an admonition for the recent past.

"I am sure the judge will have extra admonitions as we get close to that."

For the first time in decades, I recalled my father's admonition.

They have thus regarded the market's problems as a moral admonition.

But I knew my admonition would carry limited weight with him.

I did so, prepared for some major announcement or admonition.

"Firm" could mean anything from an admonition to destruction in space.