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reticence

[ret-uh-suhns] / ˈrɛt ə səns /
NOUN
silence
Synonyms


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But the solar industry now faces a reckoning from the loss of federal support, consumer reticence, and an increase in costs.

From Barron's

But the solar industry now faces a reckoning from the loss of federal support, consumer reticence, and an increase in costs.

From Barron's

Such baseless reticence only makes us more defiant and less inquisitive.

From Salon

Over the years, many Catholics have wondered about the apparent contradiction between this open display of faith and the Gospel’s call for secrecy and public reticence in matters of religion.

From The Wall Street Journal

As the play proceeds we observe that Mira’s emotional reticence may be an inherited trait.

From The Wall Street Journal