Plural of circumspection; instances or aspects of careful consideration of circumstances and consequences; caution and wariness.
From Latin 'circumspection,' which derives from 'circumspicere'—'circum' (around) plus 'spicere' (to look). The plural form 'cicrumspections' appears to be an archaic or variant spelling of 'circumspections.'
The word literally means 'looking around' in Latin, which perfectly captures the meaning—when you're circumspect, you're looking in all directions before acting, being careful and aware of everything around you.
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