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upon one s guard predicate

 

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Upon one's guard predicate is a phrase that is used to indicate being cautious, vigilant, or watchful in a particular situation or towards someone or something. This phrase is commonly used to describe a state of being alert and ready to respond to potential dangers or threats. Example sentences: - Before entering the forest, the hikers were upon their guard predicate, aware of the possibility of encountering wild animals. - The CEO always remains upon her guard predicate during business negotiations to ensure the company's interests are protected. - Upon learning about the recent burglaries in the neighborhood, the residents were upon their guard predicate and installed security systems in their homes. HTML format: Upon one's guard predicate:

This phrase is used to indicate being cautious, vigilant, or watchful in a particular situation or towards someone or something.

Example sentences:
  • Before entering the forest, the hikers were upon their guard predicate, aware of the possibility of encountering wild animals.
  • The CEO always remains upon her guard predicate during business negotiations to ensure the company's interests are protected.
  • Upon learning about the recent burglaries in the neighborhood, the residents were upon their guard predicate and installed security systems in their homes.
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