cautiously interpret

Frequency: 6.910.3 per million words

To understand or explain the meaning of something with care to avoid mistakes or risks.

interpretADVERB + interpret

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cautiously

Examples (10)

  • These results must be cautiously interpreted.
  • Scientists often cautiously interpret new data.
  • We should cautiously interpret historical documents.
  • The lawyer advised his client to cautiously interpret the contract clauses.
  • The government decided to cautiously interpret the new regulations.
  • When facing ambiguous situations, it's best to cautiously interpret the signals.
  • Financial analysts always cautiously interpret market trends.
  • She urged them to cautiously interpret the early findings.
  • It's important to cautiously interpret survey responses.
  • Experts will always cautiously interpret preliminary research.