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According to Oxford dictionary (https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/):
CAUTIOUS
adjective (of a person)
careful to avoid potential problems or dangers
So the meaning of your sentence is:
"Your carefulness is a correct behavior."
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I appreciate that you are trying to help the asker, but we expect a certain minimum amount of research on their part. It would be helpful if they could tell us the context and why it is they still don't understand the sentence after looking up cautious. Hence my close vote.
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According to Oxford dictionary (https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/):
CAUTIOUS
adjective (of a person)
careful to avoid potential problems or dangers
So the meaning of your sentence is:
"Your carefulness is a correct behavior."
answered yesterday
ALEXXXALEXXX
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I appreciate that you are trying to help the asker, but we expect a certain minimum amount of research on their part. It would be helpful if they could tell us the context and why it is they still don't understand the sentence after looking up cautious. Hence my close vote.
– Shoe
yesterday
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According to Oxford dictionary (https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/):
CAUTIOUS
adjective (of a person)
careful to avoid potential problems or dangers
So the meaning of your sentence is:
"Your carefulness is a correct behavior."
answered yesterday
ALEXXXALEXXX
512
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I appreciate that you are trying to help the asker, but we expect a certain minimum amount of research on their part. It would be helpful if they could tell us the context and why it is they still don't understand the sentence after looking up cautious. Hence my close vote.
– Shoe
yesterday
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According to Oxford dictionary (https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/):
CAUTIOUS
adjective (of a person)
careful to avoid potential problems or dangers
So the meaning of your sentence is:
"Your carefulness is a correct behavior."
answered yesterday
ALEXXXALEXXX
512
According to Oxford dictionary (https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/):
CAUTIOUS
adjective (of a person)
careful to avoid potential problems or dangers
So the meaning of your sentence is:
"Your carefulness is a correct behavior."
answered yesterday
ALEXXXALEXXX
512
answered yesterday
ALEXXXALEXXX
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answered yesterday
ALEXXXALEXXX
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answered yesterday
ALEXXXALEXXX
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I appreciate that you are trying to help the asker, but we expect a certain minimum amount of research on their part. It would be helpful if they could tell us the context and why it is they still don't understand the sentence after looking up cautious. Hence my close vote.
– Shoe
yesterday
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I appreciate that you are trying to help the asker, but we expect a certain minimum amount of research on their part. It would be helpful if they could tell us the context and why it is they still don't understand the sentence after looking up cautious. Hence my close vote.
– Shoe
yesterday
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1
I appreciate that you are trying to help the asker, but we expect a certain minimum amount of research on their part. It would be helpful if they could tell us the context and why it is they still don't understand the sentence after looking up cautious. Hence my close vote.
– Shoe
yesterday
I appreciate that you are trying to help the asker, but we expect a certain minimum amount of research on their part. It would be helpful if they could tell us the context and why it is they still don't understand the sentence after looking up cautious. Hence my close vote.
– Shoe
yesterday
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