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Meanings of discernment in anglès
català
bon criteri espanyol
criterio The mental ability to understand and discriminate between relations.
Synonyms
Examples for "discretion"
Examples for "discretion"
1
HMRC said it applied the tax rules set by government without discretion.
2
However, the provisions also allow for discretion in sentencing in some cases.
3
Local residents may be given access at the discretion of emergency services.
4
He said that is at the discretion of the New Zealand government.
5
Local residents may be allowed access at the discretion of emergency services.
Usage of discernment in anglès
1
Surely the king, in this, has betrayed a lamentable lack of discernment.
2
How much she discerns is not clear, but she does have discernment.
3
Men are so stupid; it 's only women that have real discernment.
4
The first has for its subject the importance of discernment and discrimination.
5
He had never before seen in her this sharp discernment and criticism.
6
We must parent in a manner that instills both boldness and discernment.
7
The interim period is what we in the religious life call 'discernment.'
8
He keeps his discernment in his purse, and his praises are golden.
9
His fine discernment revealed the obscure sicknesses which affect hearts and souls.
10
No walls could hide me from the discernment of this hated foe.
11
No walls can hide me from the discernment of my hated foe.
12
His quick discernment had caught the play between Henry and Mrs. Witherspoon.
13
She did not appeal to the senses nor to a superficial discernment.
14
Luther and Wesley were mistaken: their spiritual discernment had led them wrong.
15
You are very sharp to-night: the extra duty has quickened your discernment.
16
No amount of depravity is able utterly to destroy our moral discernment.
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Discernment through the time
Discernment across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common