Difference between Warning and Cautionary

WARNING vs CAUTIONARY: NOUN

A message informing of danger
A statement telling of or an indication providing evidence of impending danger, difficulty, or misfortune.
Advice to be cautious.
A cautionary or deterrent example.
Notice beforehand of the consequences that will probably follow continuance in some particular course; admonitory advice to do or to abstain from doing something, as in reference to approaching a probable danger.
Previous notice: as, a short warning.
That which warns, or serves to warn or admonish.
Heed; the lesson taught by or to be learned from a caution given.
A summons; a call; a bidding.
A notice given to terminate a business relation, as that of master and servant, employer and employee, landlord and tenant; a notice to quit.
Previous notice.
Caution against danger, or against faults or evil practices which incur danger; admonition; monition.
The action of the verb warn; an instance of warning someone.
Something spoken or written that is intended to warn.
Notification of something, usually in advance
Cautionary advice about something imminent (especially imminent danger)

In biology, serving as a menace to enemies; of threatening aspect: somewhat specially used of a strikingly conspicuous coloration. See the quotation.

And it is resolved that it [a benevolence raised for the crown in Devon] shall only be employed for the payment of his debts, as namely for Ireland, the Navy, and the Cautionary Towns in the Low Countries; and so, leaving the carriage of this business to your discretions and wisdoms, we bid you heartily farewell.
Given as a pledge or in security.
Containing a caution, or warning to avoid danger: as, cautionary advice.

Caution, Reminder, Notice, Alerts, Advising, Cautioning, Alerting, Alert, Word of advice, Exemplary, Monitory, Dissuasive, Admonitory, Cautionary, Admonition

Careful, Caveat, Warnings, Precautionary, Caveats, Cautious, Disclaimer, Exemplary, Monitory, Protective, Prophylactic, Dissuasive, Preventive, Admonitory, Warning

Ultimatum, Threat, Alarm, Caution, Reminder, Notice, Advising, Cautioning, Alert, Exemplary, Monitory, Dissuasive, Admonitory, Cautionary, Admonition

Prudent, Careful, Caveat, Warnings, Precautionary, Cautious, Disclaimer, Exemplary, Monitory, Protective, Prophylactic, Dissuasive, Preventive, Admonitory, Warning

Acknowledgement of the warning does not constitute agreement with the details of the warning.
The Virginia Drought Coordinator will notify all local governments within the drought warning area of drought warning status.
Newly standard driver assistance features include forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, lane keep assist, lane departure warning, and driver drowsiness monitoring.
Warning Time The warning time factor was also derived from the State of Texas Hazard Mitigation Profile Worksheet.
The Government may prescribe, by regulation, other standards applicable to the warning light and audible warning device required under the first paragraph.
Slimtek II is a detectable warning surface designed to provide tactile warning of potential dangers to individuals who are blind or have low vision.
Warning notices and warning devices will make the user aware of hazards in order that they can avoid them during foreseeable tasks.
Turpine by his heels as a warning toothers, but what warning can counter detraction?
WARNING: THIS WARNING IS APPLICABLE FOR USA ONLY.
The yellow warning circle is now a warning triangle.

Announcement are qualified by the foregoing cautionary statements.
Let me just add, Roger, a cautionary comment.
We offer two cautionary notes regarding these analyses.
Richard Wright, and constructing a Kingstonesque cautionary tale.
Cautionary moral songs, with lyrics and sheet music.
AIF are expressly qualified by these cautionary statements.
CRM in retail banking provides the cautionary tale.
This is another cautionary tale for financial advisers.
Effectiveness is Cautionary because the Degrees Earned in relation to new and replacement positions is Cautionary, and because Persistence Fall to Spring needs improvement.
While cautionary language should never be boilerplate, it is now doubly important for cautionary statements to be thoughtful and tailored to current circumstances.