1. Teachers quickly get wise to students who are cheating.

2. Dealers have already got wise to the trend and increased their prices accordingly.

3. I've got wise to his tricks, he can't cheat me any more.

4. I used to be scrupulously honest then I got wise to the system.

5. He thought he could fool me but I got wise to him.

6. Confidence just got wise and the guys it got wise to are wondering where it has gone.

7. You need to get wise to what's happening round here.

8. The employees about the place began to get wise to the fact that the President was very ill, but they could find out nothing more.

9. If he get wise to what you are up to, he is sure to be angry.

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10. He thought he can fool me but I get wise to him.

11. If you don't get wise to yourself and start studying you will fail the course.

12. Your opponent will probably get wise to your strategy and start trying to attack the Corruptors.

13. You are very lazy. If you don't get wise to yourself and start studying, you will fail the course.

14. The concept "security through obscurity" is well known—and well derided—because doing things in an obscure way, hoping that no one will get wise to your method, is just asking for problems.