Warned means: simple past and past participle of warn. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Warned in practice.
Warned in a sentence
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Warned meaning
simple past and past participle of warn
Example sentences (20)
Alternatively, he warned that the commission might even rescind the bitcoin futures ETFs it had previously approved.
A psychologist has warned female business leaders that being a people pleaser can lead to physical health issues.
And last week health experts also warned the government against a ban, saying it could stop users seeking medical help.
An exorcist has warned revellers to avoid one popular game at theirparties - or face the risk of being haunted.
A Lisburn man has been warned by a judge to stay out of trouble after she imposed a suspended prison sentence.
Anyone who uses a illegally modified Amazon Fire TV Stick has been warned that the police may be knocking at their door.
A delivery driver has been warned by police after they were stopped with parcels piled high in the front of their vehicle.
A rise in fake news photos generated by is eroding public trust in online information, a charity has warned.
Actress-turned-evangelist Eucharia Anunobi has warned that Valentine’s day celebration is not for singles.
And with the team chomping at the bit to get going again, head coach Williamson has warned not to take Forest Green lightly.
A number of police cars can also detect speeding offences so Superintendent Chinn warned residents to be mindful on the road.
A private hire driver who punched his wife has been warned by licensing chiefs but can continue working.
Anyone who drives a petrol or diesel car in the UK has been warned that they could soon be forking out much more for their fuel.
Agriculture policy expert Tamani Nkhono Mvula warned of prospects of floods in January and February.
Alternatively you can get a train to Churchill from Winnipeg, but be warned that the journey takes around two days and two nights!
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin warned that the ongoing wars in have the potential to destabilise 'an already febrile and agitated world'.
A major road scheme designed to improve a congested junction in is set to start tomorrow (Monday), with motorists warned of delays.
An oncologist suspected Stacey had a very rare cancer called pseudomyxoma peritonei (PMP) and warned that she may lose her ovaries.
A spokesman warned: “The product presents a risk of choking as parts of the product can detach at low force, producing a small part.
A dog rescue trust has warned animals in its care will have to be put to sleep if it can't find a new premises by the end of the year.
Common combinations with warned
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- warned that 44×
- has warned 30×
- warned the 24×
- warned of 20×
- been warned 15×
- have warned 14×
- also warned 10×
- be warned 9×
- warned against 8×
- warned to 7×
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