Pronunciation: /ædvərˈtɛnsiz/
noun plural form of the noun 'advertency', which means the act of being attentive or observant
A1 Children should be taught about road safety to prevent advertencies.
A2 The company's training program helps employees recognize potential advertencies in the workplace.
B1 The team conducted a risk assessment to identify possible advertencies during the project.
B2 The manager's quick thinking averted potential advertencies in the production process.
C1 The organization implemented new policies to address advertencies and improve safety measures.
C2 The expert consultant was hired to analyze the company's advertencies and provide recommendations for improvement.
formal It is important to pay attention to any advertencies in the legal documents before signing.
informal Make sure you don't miss any advertencies in the fine print.
slang Don't overlook the advertencies or you might get in trouble.
figurative She navigated through life's challenges with keen advertencies.
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