wareful Synonyms
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wareful Meaning
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wareful (a.)
Wary; watchful; cautious.
wareful Sentence Examples
- The wareful custodian meticulously inventoried the valuable artifacts in the museum.
- The store manager delegated wareful handling of fragile merchandise to experienced staff.
- The students remained wareful during the experiment, following safety protocols with precision.
- The mountaineers were wareful as they navigated treacherous slopes, watching out for loose rocks and icy patches.
- The elderly woman was wareful in choosing a walking aid that provided both support and stability.
- The construction workers were wareful not to damage existing infrastructure during the excavation.
- The chef warefully measured and sliced ingredients to ensure precise portions for the gourmet meal.
- The nurse warefully monitored the patient's vital signs, taking precautions to prevent any complications.
- The architect was wareful to design a building that met safety and accessibility codes.
- The parents were wareful to supervise their young children at all times during the crowded festival.
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Wary; watchful; cautious.
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The wareful custodian meticulously inventoried the valuable artifacts in the museum.
The store manager delegated wareful handling of fragile merchandise to experienced staff.
The students remained wareful during the experiment, following safety protocols with precision.
The mountaineers were wareful as they navigated treacherous slopes, watching out for loose rocks and icy patches.
