wariness
we ree nis
- n the trait of being cautious and watchful
- The decision to name the former White House chief of staff CIA director is being met with wariness on the Hill.
- But on one key issue that the new bill was supposed to address the increasing wariness of telecommunications companies when cooperating with the government eavesdropping .
- His Bourne is a man of three expressions: going blank, which gives his features the slackness of a new corpse; showing wariness of imminent danger or unmasking, like a naughty .