1. comparative form of leary; more wary, suspicious, or cautious
Usage: informal; variant spelling of 'leery'

Examples

• She became learier of strangers after the incident.
• He was learier about the deal once he read the fine print.
• The dog grew learier of loud noises as it aged.
• Investors are learier of the market after recent losses.
• I'm learier of that restaurant now after the poor service.