Synonyms for alerting
alert·ing

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1. alertness, alertingnoun

   a state of readiness to respond

   "alerting was indicated by the desynchronization of the EEG"

   Synonyms:
   alertness, wakefulness, on the qui vive, sharp-sightedness, alert, watchfulness, vigilance

2. alert, alertingnoun

   a warning serves to make you more alert to danger

   Synonyms:
   alarm, warning signal, alarum, qui vive, alert, alertness

Matched Categories

1. • Arousal
   • Warning

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1. List of paraphrases for "alerting":

   alerts, alert, warning, warnings

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How to use alerting in a sentence?

1. The Atlanta-area prosecutors:

   Each of the sixteen persons who signed the unofficial Elector Certificate ultimately submitted to the National Archives received a similar target letter alerting, that person both that his testimony was required by the special purpose grand jury and that he was a target of the investigation.

2. Benjamin Cyr:

   If you have a laser that can shine through windows and across long distances — without even alerting anyone in the house that you're hitting the smart speaker — there's a big threat in being able to do things a smart speaker can do without permission of the owner.

3. Philip Holloway:

   He immediately pulled her from the water and called 911 as well as alerting other people in the house, he did whatever he could do to assist in resuscitative measures until first responders arrived.

4. Luke Nuttall:

   We make alerting fun for him.

5. Bei Bei:

   During vacation, none of the technology was associated with shorter sleep time, because adolescents were able to sleep in later, however, we found that social media was associated with somewhat longer time to fall asleep, and this might be due to social media being mentally alerting and emotionally engaging, so it's harder for adolescents to wind down quickly afterwards.