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Meanings of more chary in English
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Usage of more chary in English
1
But it behooves us all to be more chary in pledging it hereafter.
2
Having related, men are more and more chary of drawing conclusions.
3
He should be more chary of his confidence.
4
Yet though anger burned fiercely in him over wrong, nobody was more chary of passing moral censures.
5
No one was more chary of praise than she, and she had a horror of all sentimentality.
6
Pacific communications the home Government was more chary of; there were matters to be fought out with Australia.
7
You will not expect me to be more chary of the lives of others than of my own?
8
You must be more chary of your language, or you will provoke me beyond my own strength of restraint.
9
For this reason he was the more chary of exposing a fourth brave man where three had already been lost.
10
The Bible, which is the verdict of the Judge, is a great deal more chary in its use of the word.
11
But perhaps for that very reason I ought to be the more chary in endangering the only support that she is like to have.
12
Any way it makes one more chary of leaving stores on this great plain, especially as the blizzard tended to drift up our tracks.
13
Let me be more chary with his pain than he was; enough to say that his wife was yet living, but lost, to him.
14
"Prythee, good dame Woodley, be more chary of your tongue, lest you be brought to judgment," interposed a more cautious sister.
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