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wary
adjective as in careful, cautious
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Example Sentences
Still wary of our tendency to fight on vacation, we started off with three- or four-day trips, nothing too far or too taxing.
Getting the unions on board seemed even more of a challenge and the Communication Workers Union was wary of Mr Kretinsky.
In answering them, the first thing to say is that we are in completely unchartered territory, so we should be wary of anyone who says they know how Beijing is likely to react.
There were no battery recycling centers on Maui, and ship captains and insurers, wary of fire risks, didn’t want the damaged goods in their cargo.
The unique demands of European football are Emery's playground - which is why Villa believe in, and why PSG and Enrique will be wary of, such a wily operator.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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