noun
enough warning to be able to avoid something bad
I'm giving you fair warning that you had better not discuss politics at dinner tonight.
noun
enough warning to be able to avoid something bad
I'm giving you fair warning that you had better not discuss politics at dinner tonight.
1 But fair warning — the train can only carry up to 20 passengers at a time.
2 And fair warning, like her tour this article is an extensive rollercoaster.
3 But fair warning: The rush of getting that perfect piece is just the beginning.
4 Everyone, regardless of age, needs at least fair warning about something that could kill them.
5 Actions will stand out and give those around you a fair warning that things are about to change.
6 Foul aroma gives you a fair warning of this beer’s moldy grain flavor — that’s my unhappy experience with bottled 0.0.
7 Providing fair warning for her unruly behavior, Lykez belches into the mic and cautions that, with one wrong move, her hands might end up around your throat.
8 Just a fair warning that all of these appealing pursuits require leaving the fireplace coziness and panoramic views of your room at the Ojai Valley Inn, a proposition that might not be so easy for many pairs.