wary in Latin
wary in Latin is cautus — wary means cautious and alert to possible danger, deception, or problems.
wary in Latin
cautus
Cautious of danger; carefully watching and guarding against deception, trickery, and dangers; suspiciously prudent
What does "wary" mean?
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adj Cautious and alert to possible danger, deception, or problems.
"Be wary of emails asking for your bank details."
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wary in a sentence
- Be wary of emails asking for your bank details.
- The cat stayed wary of the newcomer for weeks.
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What is "wary" in Latin?
"wary" in Latin is cautus. wary means: Cautious and alert to possible danger, deception, or problems.
How do you use "wary" in a sentence?
Example: "Be wary of emails asking for your bank details." In Latin, "wary" is cautus.
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