3 ms·Since we're talking about fatigue: weary*by pixelpoet 3mo agoSince we're talking about fatigue: weary*dwb 3mo agohttps://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/wary https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/warypixelpoet 3mo agoYes, I'm aware of the word wary; now look up "weary". Wary as in "beware" is different from weary as in tired. I see this mistake all the time...dwb 3mo agoThe author meant “wary”. You would never say “I’m weary of…”pixelpoet 3mo agoI disagree, it's both right in the title and the topic of the article. Weariness (fatigue), not wariness.DanielVZ 3mo agoSorry for the confusion. I meant wary as in beware.deleted 3mo ago[deleted]