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indiscrição
The trait of being injudicious.
injudiciousness
Portuguese
indiscrição
Catalan
indiscreció
Spanish
indiscreción
A petty misdeed.
peccadillo
Catalan
indiscreció
injudiciousness
1
She was an older woman, and had learnt the
injudiciousness
of impulsive behaviour.
2
I was redeployed to Chief Whip position after I revolted against collective leadership
injudiciousness
.
1
All that said, an act of
indiscretion
could create a tricky moment!
2
For this
indiscretion
,
Ameri has been suspended from Parliament for five days.
3
It may be; but if so, it was practically an inevitable
indiscretion
.
4
You must pardon my involuntary
indiscretion
in proposing to turn in here.
5
Needless to say, this
indiscretion
hasn't escaped the attention of his seniors.
6
The maiden soon regrets her
indiscretion
in having exposed herself to capture.
7
It's not clear if Duduzane was grounded or not for this
indiscretion
.
8
In cases of
indiscretion
,
the quack treatment is always with mercury-notwithstandingdenials.
9
I see you lift up your eyes in wonder at my
indiscretion
.
10
Will you commit the
indiscretion
of sending it on to Mr. A.B.
11
Once in the lift, her brother and Fischer discussed Lutchester's
indiscretion
volubly.
12
There is
indiscretion
,
and I lament to say, impiety in thy words.
13
If you are guilty of the slightest
indiscretion
you will kill her.
14
Eleanor was appalled at the effect upon her aunt of such
indiscretion
.
15
The first of these is some personal act of
indiscretion
or mismanagement.
16
I fear some serious
indiscretion
has been committed, for the following reasons.
indiscretion
own indiscretion
commit an indiscretion
little indiscretion
slightest indiscretion
such indiscretion
Portuguese
indiscrição
indiscression
Catalan
indiscreció
Spanish
indiscreción
pecadillo