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discreet
adjective as in cautious, sensible
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Example Sentences
It was thought he had what it takes to fix a discreet deal between the parties and save French politics from implosion.
To this day, many practitioners keep their faith discreet for safety — and because outsiders still treat it like something threatening or strange.
At a discreet location, we met two female students who were midway through the training when it was closed.
"We'll have those discreet conversations with individuals just to say 'if you need five shirts, come and take them'."
It has long been known for the discreet way it caters to the movie stars and moguls who slide across its channeled red booths.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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