Overcaution tarimas:

/'ouvə'kɔ:ʃn/

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Angliško žodžio naudojimo pavyzdys:

• As for why blacks were more likely to overvote than whites, I’d say there are a lot of explanations - such as overcaution (as suggested in the quoted interview), educational level (which correlates with practice in filling in forms), white collar vs blue collar work (ditto), mentoring (did you have a parent or other experienced adult available to walk you through the process before the first time you voted?)
• So far as we could judge, the attitude of hospital administrators was a self-defeating mixture of overcaution in small matters and lack of vigour in important ones.
• Could it be he has learned overcaution or just resentment?
• Pietersen, who has fallen three times trying to quicken the rate, each time to the inexperienced leg-break bowler Jeevan Mendis, could easily be depicted as a victim of overcaution elsewhere, but he remains scrupulously loyal as he tries to adjust to England's three-captain system.
• "But this kind of condemnation of public health officials who made the most prudent decisions based on available knowledge could well backfire in future emergencies: I fear that public health officials will draw the lesson that they should wait for greater scientific certainty before responding in the future -- and we could pay for that overcaution with many lives lost."

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