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wariness::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | chariness |
| Type of | caution, circumspection |
| Derivation | wary |
Examples of wariness
wariness
I like him as much now as I did in 1991, though perhaps with a greater wariness.
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That's due in part to wariness that lingers from the company's past performance.
From the time.com
But his skin-deep arrogance barely conceals a quivering wariness and insecurity.
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Angered by the Egyptian wariness toward unity, Gaddafi returned home to Tripoli.
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His useful wariness, though, has festered into an almost religious apprehension.
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Both expressed wariness about nuclear power as a cleaner source for future power.
From the denverpost.com
A similar wariness has afflicted the agency's covert and paramilitary operations.
From the time.com
He has none of Nixon's wariness of the press and is straightforward and direct.
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It broke Ian's heart when he liked a certain dog, but could sense its wariness.
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- The trait of being cautious and watchful
- Vigilance or the condition of being alert; precautionary forethought to avoid harm or risk
