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• n  the trait of being cautious; being attentive to possible danger

• None of that David Schwimmer cautiousness, that Tom Hanks self-mockery, that Rainn Wilson hipster alternative cluelessness--not even the John Cusack exasperation at the idiots .
• Iran's cautiousness might not be obvious to the outside world, since Ahmadinejad rushed to warn Israel about the consequences of extending its offensive to Syria: "This will be .
• His hesitancy in making the report was due to: 1) ordinary scientific cautiousness; 2) the misinterpretation of the experimental adrenal cortex cancer treatment being tried out .

• caution
• carefulness

• incaution

News & Articles

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• Pace Yourself
  After the financial collapse of 2007, I readily consumed information on how the economy blew up; how half the stock market was wiped out; how new subdivisions were abandoned and left for dead. A lot has changed in six years. A lot hasn’t. Here, it appears we experienced a necessary dose of cautiousness. Elsewhere, not so much.
  Aug. 30, 2013 - Flathead Beacon

Quotes

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• Harold McGraw III in Forbes
  What I think you are seeing there is a cautiousness,McGraw said.
• Brad Childress in WCCO
  I do want him with that up-the-field mentality,Childress said. "I think if you coach tentativeness and cautiousness, that's no way to live as a quarterback. He went with his first read and he got a good matchup and put it about where it...
• Charlie Rangel in CNSNews.com
  I think if [members of Congress] went home and found out that there were families concerned about their kids going off to war,Rangel said at the time, "there would be more cautiousness and more willingness to work with the international...