Definition

Having knowledge or perception of a situation or fact.

Example

She was ware of the potential risks involved in the project.

Conversation

Hey, are you aware of the new cafe that opened downtown?

Yeah, I heard it has some amazing pastries!

I want to check it out this weekend if you're free.

Sounds great! Let's make sure we're aware of their hours.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A word used to alert someone to be careful or to pay attention, often used in hunting or when warning of danger.

Example

"Ware! There is a bear nearby!"

Conversation

Hey, ware! I think I just saw a deer in the woods.

Really? That's so cool!

Yeah, but be careful if you go that way.

Definition

A type of product or item that is sold or traded, often made for a specific purpose, such as pottery, dishes, or other manufactured goods.

Example

The store sells various types of kitchen ware, including pots and pans.

Conversation

Have you seen the new pottery ware at the store?

Yeah, I checked it out last weekend and it looked amazing!

I’m thinking of getting some for my kitchen; it would be a nice addition.

Definition

To be cautious or careful about something.

Example

You should ware of the dangers when hiking in the mountains.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I heard you should ware of the new restaurant in town.

Really? What’s wrong with it?

They say the service is really slow, so just be careful.

Root Explanation

The word 'ware' originates from Old English 'waru', meaning goods or merchandise. It refers to items that are available for sale or trade.

Memory Tip

Think of 'goods' or 'merchandise' when you hear 'ware' — it helps you remember that 'ware' refers to items that are available for sale.

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