adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a salutary reminder (= one that teaches you something )
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The earthquake in China is a salutary reminder of how fragile human existence can be.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
effect
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Some mention has been made already of the salutary effect which business support can have on motivation in schools.
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These positive feelings will have a salutary effect on their growth toward self-sufficiency.
lesson
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It was a salutary lesson for me on risking rejection and on my perceived notions of status.
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Experience of reality provides the salutary lesson .
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More simple salutary lessons were being learned in Britain too.
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It is extremely disconcerting, and the Madness debate provided a salutary lesson for Morrissey, as well as ourselves.
reminder
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Those incidents are a salutary reminder of the dedication of police officers to protecting the public.
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The Crabb incident is a salutary reminder that one should never believe anything a government says about an incident involving intelligence.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The war could have a salutary effect on other countries in the region.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Indeed, Evangelicals considered fear of death to be salutary .
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Mrs Trowbridge will be visiting her relatives for Christmas, and I will find this exercise in responsibility a salutary one.
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No vanity here: the result is a warts-and-all publication intended as salutary reading during management training.
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Some mention has been made already of the salutary effect which business support can have on motivation in schools.
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The very struggle to overcome the new problems can have a salutary welding effect on the new church.
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The writing stage, when topics and questions are actually put down, can be quite a salutary experience.
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These positive feelings will have a salutary effect on their growth toward self-sufficiency.