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[ADMONITION.] Ch. Hist. The same as ADMONITIONER, 2. ad-mon-it-ive, a. [Lat. admonitum , supine of admoneo.] [ADMONISH.) Containing admonition. "This kind of suffering did seem to the fathers full of instructive and admonitive emblems."-Barrow: Sermons, il 370. ad-mon-it-ive-ly, adv . [ADMONITIVE.] In an admonitive manner; by way of admonition. ad-mon-it-or, s. [Lat.] One who admonishes. (The same as MONITOR.) "Conscience is at most times a very faithful and very prudent admonitor."-Shenstone.