Safety Procedures

adjective Careful is an adjective that describes someone who exercises caution or attention to avoid harm or mistakes.

• It is important to be careful when handling sensitive information.
• Hey, be careful not to spill your drink on the carpet.
• Dude, you gotta be careful not to get caught by the security guard.
• She always treads carefully in delicate situations, being mindful of others' feelings.

noun failure to observe or heed; neglect

• The inobservance of proper safety protocols led to a serious accident at the construction site.
• His inobservance of deadlines always gets him into trouble with his boss.
• The inobservance of rules is a surefire way to get yourself kicked out of the club.
• Her inobservance of social cues often makes her come across as rude and aloof.

noun a temporary denial of access to a place, service, or system

verb to prevent someone from entering a place or using a service or system

• The company implemented a lock out of the employees during the negotiation process.
• They decided to lock out the workers until they reached an agreement.
• The boss pulled a lock out on us when we asked for a raise.
• Her emotions were like a lock out, preventing her from connecting with others.

noun the state of being safe from harm or danger

adjective safe or secure

• Ensuring the safety of our employees is our top priority.
• Always remember to prioritize safety first.
• Don't be dumb, safety always comes first.
• In the journey of life, safety is the compass guiding our way.

noun a phrase used to emphasize that something is never allowed or possible

adverb modifies the verb 'be' in the phrase 'under no circumstances'

• Under no circumstances should you disclose confidential information to unauthorized individuals.
• I will not lend you my car, under no circumstances.
• I ain't gonna do that, under no circumstances.
• His loyalty to the company is unwavering, under no circumstances will he betray them.