Warily is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WARILY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a wary manner.
ADVERB:
• WARY, cautious
• cautiously; carefully
• in a way that shows a lack of trust; suspiciously
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in a wary manner

Words related to WARILY

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How to use WARILY in a sentence

• He turned his head warily, but she was too quick for him, and her features were impassive again when he looked at her.
• VII THE NIGHT LAND Now, as I went towards the North and West, I steered me warily for a great while, that I come safe of that Great Watcher of the North-West.
• He there lay warily watching the coming hue and cry for his apprehension.
• I was prepared for I knew not what violent visitation from this terrible stranger, and I watched him warily while he considered me with the utmost gravity.
• Oates watches his animal warily, reluctant to keep such a nervous creature standing in the traces.
• After seven very tame rounds, the spectators became angered, and in the eighth Teaea went down, and took the count of ten on his hands and feet, warily watching his opponent.
• She had to proceed warily, feeling with her moccasins for the beaten pathway, to which she returned with infinite caution whenever she trod on grass or leaves.
• The dwarfs stole towards them warily in the darkness.
• I heard them come in my direction, and guessed by their silence that they were looking warily around for the owner of the coat.
• He did his best to close and finish it, but his opponent knew better, and avoided him warily.
• No one spoke, and all walked as warily as possible.
• Slowly, warily she edged herself towards the closed window.
• Stepping warily, he picked his way through the darkness, faintly illuminated by the distant glow of the conflagration.
• It had been starlight when I went to sleep, I remembered, and I raised my eyelids warily.
• Sleek and black, a dominant personality, he sat there warily as a rattlesnake, dark eyes gleaming from a masked, smiling countenance.
• Pasquale, watching him warily, wondered what he was thinking behind those hard, steel-gray eyes.
• Warily he sounded, till suddenly out of the gloom a spit of land rose on the port, and it was clear that they were entering the mouth of a river.
• A squadron of cavaliers followed warily at a distance.
• There at the far edge of the forest was a deer, a noble stag, glancing warily about him.
• She was subtle in the extreme, and arranged warily these side issues, which had more of death and utter destruction in them than an open onset.
• Livingstone looked on, carefully noting each change, and warily calculating its result.
• It was difficult to keep the track, but Diamond trod warily.
• A few seconds of breathless silence succeeded his disappearance, when, supposing that all must be right, I put my head into the hole and crawled warily after him.
• I crept warily after him, ready to fire on the instant, but not wishing to throw away my last cartridge.
• I should imagine, though, that with her training and manner of life she might look a little warily at the idea of college training for women.
• He fluttered up to a bough, and thence watched her warily.
• He lingered there for a little space looking warily about him, before he began the descent of the mountain, and John quietly withdrew further into the pines.
• They had passed warily, yet hurriedly, across the patch of it now showing white between the olive trunks, under the risen moon.
• Warily alert though he was for a chance to escape, his feelings were quite impersonal toward these Mexicans.

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