Liberal Dictionary English Dictionary
It is better to act cautiously beforehand than to suffer afterward.
Being careful may avoid disaster, as in I’m not taking any short-cuts—better safe than sorry. This cautionary phrase appeared as better sure than sorry in 1837.
It is better to act cautiously beforehand than to suffer afterward.
Being careful may avoid disaster, as in I’m not taking any short-cuts—better safe than sorry. This cautionary phrase appeared as better sure than sorry in 1837.