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unwary

[uhn-wair-ee] / ʌnˈwɛər i /


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Unwary townsfolk voted to incorporate so they could get a better school and a municipal water system.

From Time Magazine Archive

Unwary politicians have been known to be seized by a malady normally found among spiritual leaders.

From Time Magazine Archive

Unwary adults, engaging him in conversation, wished they had not.

From Time Magazine Archive

Unwary of the fact that Their Majesties' visit might be delayed, engravers had marked the stone as laid on May 19.

From Time Magazine Archive

Behind the rosy bloom he loves to lurk, 830 Or ambush in a smile; or wanton dive In dimples deep; love’s eddies, which draw in Unwary hearts, and sink them in despair.

From Young's Night Thoughts With Life, Critical Dissertation and Explanatory Notes by Young, Edward




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