wary (adjective)

1. The wary detective cautiously approached the suspect in the dimly lit alley.

2. The architect designed the house with wary consideration for natural disasters.

3. The group of friends entered the haunted house with wary anticipation, expecting something terrifying to happen.

4. The superhero was always wary of his arch-nemesis, knowing that he could strike at any moment.

1. In Greek mythology, Prometheus was wary of Zeus and his wrath when he stole fire to give to humans.

2. The designer was wary of using bold patterns for the new collection, fearing that it might not be well-received by the customers.

3. During the Cold War, the United States and Soviet Union were wary of each other's nuclear capabilities, leading to the arms race.

4. The art critic studied the painting with a wary eye, unsure of the artist's intention and hidden meaning behind the abstract forms.