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⚠️warn

verb
/wɔːrn/
warmth warning
warn definition card — visual illustration of the meaning warn synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison warn collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

to alert about danger; to give notice of risk
to tell someone about a possible danger or problem

Example Sentences

The weather service warns of heavy rain tonight.

She warned him about the storm coming.

Synonyms

alert, caution, advise, notify, inform
Entry 1
alert, caution, advise, notify, inform
Entry 2
alert, caution, notify, advise

Antonyms

mislead, deceive, ignore, conceal, overlook, neglect
Entry 1
mislead, deceive, ignore, conceal
Entry 2
ignore, overlook, neglect

Collocations

warn against, warn about, warn of danger, warn someone, early warning, warn in advance
Entry 1
warn against, warn about, warn of danger, warn someone, early warning
Entry 2
warn someone, warn about, warn of danger, warn in advance

More Example Sentences

He must not ignore the warning signs.

My friend warned me not to skip meals.

I warn the girl not to open the window.

They warned me not to share my password.

He warned her not to open unknown links.

He was shocked to get fired without warning.

He warned her not to trust strangers easily.

The guide warned us not to go too close to the edge.

The warning stopped her from sharing the password anymore.

The teacher warned students not to use their phones in class.

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