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> be weary I've seen this mistake three or four times recently, and it's starting to make me wonder why I keep seeing it so often now, when I didn't before. "W
by Telemakhos 4y ago
> be weary
I've seen this mistake three or four times recently, and it's starting to make me wonder why I keep seeing it so often now, when I didn't before. "Wary" (like "beware") means "cautious"; "weary" (like to "wear" someone out) means "tired."
- beachy 4y agoOnce seen it cannot be unseen. Like things that peak your interest (should be "pique" your interest).
- wahnfrieden 4y agoPutting a quote and response onto one line means the whole thing is a quote. Hope you find this contribution to the conversation helpful as well as for all readers.