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wary

[wair-ee] / ˈwɛər i /


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However, they will be wary of what happened to Liverpool last season after Arne Slot's side finished top of the league, only to then run into PSG at the last-16 phase and be eliminated.

From BBC

They are wary of becoming dependent on the U.S. or China for a technology that could have profound implications for their economy and national security.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some analysts said the relentless nature of the news has trained money managers to be wary of the initial response to administration pronouncements, geopolitical developments or surprise technological advances.

From The Wall Street Journal

A lot depends on Big Oil, but some executives are wary.

From Los Angeles Times

"There's a common thread: it's that food was an enemy, or something to be wary of," she says.

From BBC