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Translate files Warily
/ˈwɛə.rɪ.li/
Meaning & Definition
adverb
In a cautious or watchful manner; with care and vigilance.
She approached the strange dog warily, unsure of its temperament.
With a sense of caution or suspicion.
He accepted the offer warily, knowing that the last one had been too good to be true.
In a manner that suggests one is being careful to avoid danger or problems.
They opened the door warily, expecting a surprise party but fearing it might be a trick.
Etymology
From the word 'ware', meaning cautious, with the adverbial suffix '-ly'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
look warily:
to observe something with suspicion or caution
move warily:
to proceed carefully, often due to potential dangers