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Meanings of more discreet in English

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Usage of more discreet in English
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Wellington is advised to be more discreet in its words and actions.
Radio NZ
2
It is much smaller and more discreet than portrayed in the advertisements.
The Irish Times
3
He would have been more discreet if he had been less eloquent.
A Duet, with an Occasional Chorus
4
She is more discreet than Kate, and can better hide her feelings.
The Lost Treasure of Trevlyn: A Story of the Days of the Gunpowd...
5
This rendered me more discreet, lest he should ask who I was.
Memoirs of Louis XIV and His Court and of the Regency — Volume 1...
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It's more discreet than walking in with a newspaper under your arm.
Wired
7
If Edna meant to poison her, you'd think she'd be more discreet.
Shadow of an angel
8
She is far more discreet than I am! And this was true.
Good Old Anna
9
The involvement of Iranian security personnel in Syria has been far more discreet.
The Guardian
10
But he said the narcos have also become more discreet since Guzman's heyday.
Reuters
11
In the meantime, we need to be wiser this time, and more discreet.
Hula Done It?
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And it's a much more discreet way for checking your phone.
Wired
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He said that the Chinese delegation preferred to be more discreet.
Nano
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The envoy from Byzantium showed more discreet appreciation of the jest.
Veranilda
15
Despite the fact that I advised you to be more discreet.
Running scared
16
As to producing it at the inquest- Ithoughtit more discreet not to.
The Yellow Crayon
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