Synonyms for alerting
alert·ing

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1. alertness, alertingnoun

   a state of readiness to respond

   "alerting was indicated by the desynchronization of the EEG"

   Synonyms:
   alertness, wakefulness, on the qui vive, sharp-sightedness, alert, watchfulness, vigilance

2. alert, alertingnoun

   a warning serves to make you more alert to danger

   Synonyms:
   alarm, warning signal, alarum, qui vive, alert, alertness

Matched Categories

1. • Arousal
   • Warning

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1. List of paraphrases for "alerting":

   alerts, alert, warning, warnings

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1. Clay Luthy:

   I got [Charlotte] as a puppy, and she was never supposed to be a service dog, i found out a couple years ago she was alerting me, and I didn’t even know it.

2. Andrew Lincoln:

   Scott Gimple called me up and said, ‘ William Riggs’re going to hate this one. ’ Scott Gimple’s very good about alerting the cast when there’s going to be a( character) death, i just did n’t speak for a minute. I always thought Carl was going to be the one who led the show forward ; that Rick would hand over his boots and revolver when he walked off into the sunset in Season 28.

3. Mehmet Oz:

   Part of the hope, I gather, is that we'll make a system so that I can call in and say, 'There's evidence besides my testimony that this person is dangerous. Look at their Facebook feed or social media postings. Or comments they've made to coworkers beside me. Do a little investigating. I'm alerting you, putting a little red flag up there saying this person is a concern,'.

4. Dawn Holman:

   We know that a tan is a sign that Dawn Holman skin has been damaged ; it's actually Dawn Holman skin's way of showing that it's been damaged and alerting Dawn Holman that, hey, I've got too much sun exposure.

5. Daniel Morgan:

   Clearly their bankers have whispered in their ears, alerting them that the grass is high in public markets and now is the time to graze because a drought is coming.