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    a·lert
    [əˈlərt]
    adjective
    alert (adjective) · alerter (comparative adjective) · alertest (superlative adjective)
    1. quick to notice any unusual and potentially dangerous or difficult circumstances; vigilant:
      "an alert police officer discovered a truck full of explosives" · "schools need to be constantly alert to this problem"
      • able to think clearly; intellectually active:
        "she remained active and alert until well into her eighties"
    noun
    alert (noun) · alerts (plural noun)
    1. the state of being watchful for possible danger:
      "security forces were placed on alert"
      • a period of vigilance in response to a warning of danger:
        "traffic was halted during the alert"
    2. an announcement or signal warning of danger:
      "an alert sounded and all the fighters took off" · "a bomb alert"
      • a signal on an electronic device that prompts the user to do something or attracts their attention:
        "a vibrating alert is a discreet alternative to ringtones"
    verb
    alert (verb) · alerts (third person present) · alerted (past tense) · alerted (past participle) · alerting (present participle)
    1. warn (someone) of a danger, threat, or problem, typically with the intention of having it avoided or dealt with:
      "he alerted people to the dangers of smoking" · "police were alerted after three men drove away without paying"
    Origin
    late 16th century (originally in military use): from French alerte, from Italian all' erta ‘to the watchtower’.
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    adjective
    1. quick to notice any unusual and potentially dangerous or difficult circumstances; vigilant:
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    verb
    1. warn (someone) of a danger, threat, or problem, typically with the intention of having it avoided or dealt with:
     
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