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Just being helpful in case you didn’t know: the word is “wary,” not “weary.” Wary means cautious; weary means tired.
by techsupporter 9y ago
Just being helpful in case you didn’t know: the word is “wary,” not “weary.” Wary means cautious; weary means tired.
- Geekette 9y agoI did know and meant both but mostly weary as in tired of options being dangled as better (despite the almost zero value at time of offer and low chances of it appreciating further).