Sample Sentences forvigilant (editor-reviewed)
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We need to remain vigilant when interacting with websites we don't know.vigilant = careful about possible danger
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But as long as I keep my strength and see him coming … as long as I keep up my vigilance … he's gonna have to fight to get me. (source)vigilance = careful watch
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We have to be vigilant. (source)vigilant = carefully observant or attentive to possible danger
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Be vigilant! (source)vigilant = carefully observant or attentive -- to danger
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But most of all, you need to practice constant, never-ceasing vigilance. (source)vigilance = careful observance to possible danger
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What I want from you men is as much vigilance as possible until the situation is clearer. (source)vigilance = careful watch
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They tormented the life out of you with their vigilance. (source)vigilance = careful watch
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I had expected my parents to be even more vigilant about my relationship with Rogerson because of Cass running away. (source)vigilant = carefully observant or attentive to possible danger
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Four men alone would be watched vigilantly.† (source)
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They had Stone's close-set eyes, which made them appear hypervigilant, examining their surroundings like clinicians.† (source)standard prefix: The prefix "hyper-" in hypervigilant means extremely or excessively. This is the same pattern as seen in words like hypersensitive, hyperactive, and hypercritical.
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The way I acted and thought, my hypervigilance and nightmares, made sense.† (source)standard prefix: The prefix "hyper-" in hypervigilance means extreme or excessive. This is the same pattern as seen in words like hypersensitive, hyperactive, and hypercritical.
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Her protective vigilance for her surviving family had overtaken rationality.† (source)
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Not a single indication of the future intentions of his hosts, however, escaped his vigilant eyes. (source)vigilant = carefully observant
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Dunbar was waiting vigilantly, ready to pounce.† (source)
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Surely they could find a good life that did not include weapons and constant vigilance.† (source)
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At that point, always vigilant Miss Hastings took his arm and said, "Mr. Stevens, I'll escort you to the door." (source)vigilant = carefully observant or attentive
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