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Openly distrustful and unwilling to confide.
suspicious
wary
mistrustful
untrusting
distrustful
1
A good man, Louis thought, but doctors became
leery
of people fast.
2
They also have reason to be
leery
of a potential political backlash.
3
But you get
leery
of any kind of mystery in the Deathlands.
4
The other few people in the Dunkin' Donuts shot us
leery
looks.
5
Richard liked the idea of having robot assistants, but Nicole was
leery
.
6
The villagers looked
leery
and eyed Cunningham sideways at each fresh sally.
7
Squiffy floral print Surrey matrons v
leery
nightclub barmen from Shepherd's bush.
8
Why hadn't she trusted her gut instincts to be
leery
of Clark?
9
Consumers are also
leery
of splashing out while unemployment is on the rise.
10
Someone had to: The local coal-centric community remained
leery
of the Lycra-wearing hippies.
11
Kraus herself is
leery
of drawing too heavy a through-line across her work.
12
She was very
leery
of Pete when he first started doing work here.
13
Gaborn halted the group again, seemed
leery
of the path ahead.
14
His focus wasn't
leery
,
but at the same time she saw little trust.
15
All the local nature spirits are very
leery
of strangers and strange magic.
16
Pascal was
leery
,
the sources said, fearing the film lacked emotion.
leery
still leery
very leery
more leery
remain leery
also leery