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Meanings of wariness in English
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Examples for "chariness"
Examples for "chariness"
1
She had tried to make him divine all this in the chariness of her promise to write.
2
One great thing undoubtedly was, the chariness of herself and her conduct, which an unmarried female always observes.
3
Isyllt remembered that chariness.
4
To preserve however the chariness of their reputation, they insisted upon conducting me with them for a few miles on the outside of a stage-coach.
5
I ended up knowing its habits better than my own: its chariness-itwas an old veteran rat-itsaudacity, the way it moved inside the walls.
Usage of wariness in English
1
Despite this wariness, an increasing number of tourists visit Chernobyl each year.
2
Israeli officials have watched political turmoil since Mubarak's overthrow with growing wariness.
3
This new Deighton, the caution, the wariness, was not easy to accept.
4
The popular admiration for Cuba was tinged with wariness and skepticism, however.
5
Persecution had taught Pierrette the wariness of slaves; so she answered bravely:-
6
He sensed that the man's tense wariness was contributing to the problem.
7
She saw nothing she considered a threat, and Leesil's own wariness sharpened.
8
There has been wariness among private equity firms about investing in Russia.
9
Except for a hard wariness in the eyes it told nothing now.
10
And China itself has become a source of wariness for many investors.
11
John didn't allow any sign of wariness to show on his features.
12
REF wariness of interdisciplinarity is, to an extent at least, institution specific.
13
Their faces relaxed from wariness; they were no longer upon their guard.
14
Sympathy wrestled with wariness in Wynn when she saw Magiere's anxious expression.
15
There is still a wariness out there over unresolved issues, he added.
16
His was the faith that is insulted by a suggestion of wariness.
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Wariness through the time
Wariness across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common