Comment on Acronym Fatigue Series Introduction: why I'm wary of acronymsparentComments−dwb2mohttps://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/wary−pixelpoet2moYes, 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...−dwb2moThe author meant “wary”. You would never say “I’m weary of…”−pixelpoet2moI disagree, it's both right in the title and the topic of the article. Weariness (fatigue), not wariness.−DanielVZOP2moSorry for the confusion. I meant wary as in beware.
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https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/wary
Yes, 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...
The author meant “wary”. You would never say “I’m weary of…”
I disagree, it's both right in the title and the topic of the article. Weariness (fatigue), not wariness.
Sorry for the confusion. I meant wary as in beware.