What is another word for high alert?

1 awake, wary, observant. 2 brisk, lively, quick, active, sprightly, spirited.

What are some threat words?

threat

  • danger,
  • hazard,
  • imminence,
  • menace,
  • peril,
  • pitfall,
  • risk,
  • trouble.

What is similar to alert?

advertent,

  • attentive,
  • awake,
  • observant,
  • regardful,
  • vigilant,
  • watchful.

    • What are three synonyms for alert?

    synonyms for alert

    • active.
    • bright.
    • careful.
    • intelligent.
    • observant.
    • perceptive.
    • sharp.
    • vigilant.

    What does D alert mean?

    1 : a state of careful watching and readiness especially for danger or opportunity on 24-hour alert. 2a : an alarm or other signal of danger traffic alerts They sounded the alert.

    What is the synonym of wary?

    Some common synonyms of wary are cautious, chary, and circumspect. While all these words mean “prudently watchful and discreet in the face of danger or risk,” wary emphasizes suspiciousness and alertness in watching for danger and cunning in escaping it.

    What is a threatening word?

    aggressive, alarming, cautionary, dangerous, dire, sinister, ugly, black, bullying, close, impending, looming, lowering, near, overhanging, portending, scowling, terrorizing, warning, apocalyptic.

    How do you threaten someone with words?

    Ways of threatening someone – thesaurus

    1. watch it. phrase. used for threatening someone.
    2. or else. phrase.
    3. if someone isn’t careful. phrase.
    4. just wait until/till. phrase.
    5. do you want something? phrase.
    6. don’t even think about/of doing something. phrase.
    7. what’s your problem? phrase.
    8. (is that) understood? phrase.

    Is alertly a word?

    adj. 1. Vigilantly attentive; watchful: alert to danger; an alert bank guard. See Synonyms at careful.

    Is alert a synonym for warning?

    In this page you can discover 85 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for alert, like: alarm, warn, warning, watchful, sharp, on-the-qui-vive, wary, nimble, sharp-witted, quick and clever.