The servants showed great tact and discretion. [noun]
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R seemed to be more distant but no less attentive, and perhaps under his veil of discretion is even more technically adroit. [noun]
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The ambit of discretion Worse, both judgments end with a particularly unhelpful observation. [noun]
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"No, no; I have not said so much as that," returned Hawkeye, drawing back with suitable discretion, when he noted the eagerness with which Magua listened to his proposal. [noun]
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The peace and happiness of the world depend entirely upon your discretion. [noun]
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After he had sufficiently extolled the property of discretion, he undertook to exhibit in what manner its use was applicable to the present situation of their tribe. [noun]
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"Well, beauty, you know that I trust you in everything, because of your very keen discretion, and freedom from stupid little prejudice." [noun]
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"You wish me to help you in some way," she said; "your object is sure to be good; and you trust me in everything, because of my discretion." [noun]
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Zebedee hesitated half a moment, betwixt discretion and the pride of knowledge. [noun]
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