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Youngbuts Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
a word of caution vs a caution of word
Hi, everyone.
I have looked up several dictionaries to find out the difference between "a word of caution" and "a caution of word". Every dictionry I have read gives only the examples of "a word of caution". What I am wondering is whether the phrase "a caution of word" makes no sense in English or the dictionaries don't have the examples of the phrase because the use of it is obviously right.
And if it can be used, does "a caution of word" mean "a cautionary word"? If it make a sense, could you give me some example sentences including the phrase?
Thank you in advance
Best wishes
I have looked up several dictionaries to find out the difference between "a word of caution" and "a caution of word". Every dictionry I have read gives only the examples of "a word of caution". What I am wondering is whether the phrase "a caution of word" makes no sense in English or the dictionaries don't have the examples of the phrase because the use of it is obviously right.
And if it can be used, does "a caution of word" mean "a cautionary word"? If it make a sense, could you give me some example sentences including the phrase?
Thank you in advance
Best wishes
Top answer
'A caution of word' makes no sense.
- 'A caution of word' makes no sense.
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