Synonym: careful, cautious, considerate, prudent, thoughtful. Antonym: indiscreet. Similar words: discredit, discretion, discrepancy, screen, screening, screeching, discriminate, discrimination. Meaning: [dɪ'skriːt] adj. 1. marked by prudence or modesty and wise self-restraint 2. unobtrusively perceptive and sympathetic 3. heedful of potential consequences.
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(121) Pauline was discreet about handing me a note in English class.
(122) If you really don't like the fixed wing, Audi also gives you the option for a more discreet foldaway version.
(123) I drove to Anderson from Indianapolis, past clapboard houses and cornfields, to visit BI’s offices, located on a few discreet and highly secure floors above the local branch of KeyBank.
(124) A menstrual cup is more discreet than a sanitary napkin and can take up to twice as much fluid than an ordinary tampon without changing or risk of leakage.
(125) Additionally, because a woman can put on a female condom before getting into the pool, Jacuzzi, or hot tub[sentencedict.com], it is considered a more discreet contraceptive method.
(126) I knew I should have included a few discreet lesbian overtones in that poem.
(127) Teachers no longer view errors only as those which affect discreet grammatical, lexical, or structural items but also as errors that affect the discourse of a written text.
(128) Madame Merle, as we know, had been very discreet hitherto ; she had never criticized.
(129) Brilliant, golden straw yellow with fine bubbles. The mousse is both discreet and persistent.
(130) Discreet practice eliminates vainglory; ascribing our right actions to God removes pride.
(131) Demure, self - effacing and discreet, Sarah Brown has played the wife - in - the - background role to perfection.
(132) Interestingly, The informal afternoon session was so discreet that some of the billionaires'aides.
(133) Moreover, he wanted to assure himself that Huck had remained discreet.
(134) As for the implementation of safeguard measure, European Community has been very discreet.
(135) Their views are more discreet but they are the ones that carry the day.
(136) You know the French film, The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie?
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(137) The cars are frequently sleek, late-model SUVs or high-horsepower sedans with discreet emergency lights and siren packages.
(138) Morley: This is priceless-I can relax, bathe, and take pics at the same time! Kathy: Well, just try to be discreet with your picture taking.
(139) The microPower is the smallest and most discreet hearing aid in the world's power device in the industry.
(140) The nose is complex, with notes of blackberry and redcurrant and a touch of smoke, revealing still discreet oak.
(141) She flashed the young man in the corner a discreet glance.
(142) The designers have developed front spoiler edges and a discreet rear wing for the Audi A 8.
(143) He was, indeed , a lad of remarkable disposition: sober, discreet, and pious beyond his age.
(144) For this, we derive the weighted estimates for discreet Green function and the asymptotic error expansion inequalities, and then the proofs of the formulas are given.
(145) Console doubles as a discreet monitor desk capable of driving 16 independent mixes.
(146) She had meant to make a discreet entrance, but conversation stopped dead.
(147) Where were now her discreet plans for sundering their lives for ever?
(148) It's just a simple timing circuit made of discreet elements that engages a reed relay ever 25 sec.
(149) The superlatively discreet foreign - exchange banker diversified from the very beginning, selling antiques and procuring loans.
(150) It proposes that China should adopt the discreet attitudes to the personal estate, to complete the system of the personal estate, based on the abound researches.
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