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Meanings of circumspection in English
Usage of circumspection in English
1
The original motive of the aggressor faded away in prudence and circumspection.
2
The tech's response as he studied his instruments confirmed the general's circumspection.
3
As a very young musician he attracted my attention in the circumspection.
4
In this I rely entirely on your insight and circumspection, dear friend.
5
Then it grew precipitous, and the ascent demanded greater circumspection and intelligence.
6
Therefore circumspection apparently belongs to the moral virtues rather than to prudence.
7
The ascent was made with great circumspection, the Indians going on first.
8
She'd learned enough from him to recognize his circumspection and his guile.
9
Moreover His Majesty has always been modest, and does everything with circumspection.
10
Poor Julia had no circumspection, because she had no feeling of evil.
11
This sound made me pause, or, at least, to proceed with circumspection.
12
You have shown the greatest circumspection and ability in this affair.
13
Biffy has far too much circumspection to reveal anything to you.
14
To unite circumspection with vigour is absolutely necessary; but it is extremely difficult.
15
The Suffet therefore left Zouitin and turned the lake of Hippo-Zarytus with circumspection.
16
With considerable circumspection they drew near and disappeared within the little tool house.
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Translations for circumspection
Portuguese
Circumspection through the time
Circumspection across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common