Definition: The English word "admonition" means a warning, instruction or command given to someone in an authoritative manner to instruct or warn them about something negative or threatening. Detailed definition: Admonition is defined as a command, order or message given to someone with authority or influence so that they should act according to certain rules, norms, customs, etc. This type of directive can be used to clarify, explain, and emphasize instructions. It may also contain advice on how to do something, what to expect, what the consequences would be, and sometimes it might include a request for compliance. Admonition is often employed in various contexts such as education, training, business, religion, politics, etc., where authority figures are giving rules or warnings. In educational settings, it can help students understand what they should learn and do based on the guidelines given by teachers or tutors. It's also used to inform employees about job duties, responsibilities, rights, obligations, etc.
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what should be said.