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antonym for warning

 

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Term: Antonym for Warning

Definition: A word or phrase that has the opposite meaning of the term "warning".

Sense 1: Reassurance

- Noun: A statement or action that removes doubts, fears, or worries.

- Example sentence: After receiving reassurance from her doctor, she felt less anxious about her health.

- Example sentence: His smile served as reassurance that everything would be fine.

- Example sentence: The company's strong financial quarter provided reassurance to the investors.

Sense 2: Encouragement

- Noun: Words or actions that inspire, support, or motivate someone.

- Example sentence: The coach's encouraging words helped the team win the championship.

- Example sentence: He offered her encouragement when she felt like giving up.

- Example sentence: The teacher's encouragement boosted her confidence in her abilities.

Sense 3: Approval

- Noun: A positive reaction or acceptance of someone's actions, behavior, or ideas.

- Example sentence: Their parents' approval of their relationship meant a lot to them.

- Example sentence: She sought her boss's approval before implementing the new strategy.

- Example sentence: The committee's approval was necessary before proceeding with the project.

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