indiscreetly

advincautiously

Synonyms for indiscreetly

adv incautiously

Word Origin & History

"imprudent, not discrete" (early 15c.) and indiscrete "not containing distinct parts" (c.1600) are both from Latin indiscretus "unseparated; indistinguishable, not known apart," the former via an Old French or Medieval Latin secondary sense. From in- "not" (see in- (1)) + discreet. Related: Indiscreetly; indiscreetness.

Example Sentences for indiscreetly

It is asserted that he sought it diligently, but too indiscreetly.

He is a great master of harmonies, but he borrows them too indiscreetly.

And you alone will know how much has been withheld that might have been indiscreetly said.

"I don't want to see you get into trouble," said Alice indiscreetly.

He babbled most indiscreetly about the approaching coup d'etat.

I but defend my honor; Sir Edward Rivington spoke of me indiscreetly.

Then Ajax indiscreetly asked if he was about to commit matrimony.

"I saw Cousin Corinna yesterday," observed Victoria indiscreetly.

Mr. Harry Benson, who had been on the point of indiscreetly offering a loan, bit his tongue, thoroughly convinced by her manner.

From the Valley, our cavalry had the misfortune to lose eleven guns by indiscreetly venturing too far in pursuit.

indiscreetly

Synonyms for indiscreetly

imprudently

pell-mell

rashly

indiscreetly

Synonyms for indiscreetly

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