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Meanings of more discrete in English

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Usage of more discrete in English
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Maybe the rabbits are more discrete than we give them credit for.
Climbing Magazine
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But animal species seemed more discrete, at least for a while.
Wired
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A time when it was more discrete and filled with glamour.
News.com.au
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The question for image consultants is whether he will now be keeping a more discrete profile.
Reuters
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In the building's subsequent uses, before its abandonment, those open floors had been cut up into more discrete spaces.
Storm Front
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Just a little more discrete.
News.com.au
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VegaPol is a little more discrete with its files, however, and rarely employs them except in the rarest of circumstances.
Space Master, GM Book
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Results: Results indicate that 29% of young adult survivors reported two or more discrete symptoms of sexual dysfunction.
Pubmed
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EHR systems are collecting more discrete data, but the structure, semantics, and adoption of data elements vary across vendors and sites.
Pubmed
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Endothelin-1 and transforming growth factor-beta 1 and -beta 2 have a more discrete or marginal effect.
Pubmed
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Nonetheless, a look at the space for contemporary art in the city starts to show a few more discrete cultural quarters.
The Irish Times
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I saw the Japanese man's (passed away 2 days prior) gear, but they must have placed his body somewhere more discrete.
Climbing Magazine
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Species deaths, at geological scales, are surely more discrete and "momentary" than human deaths scaled against the lengths of our lifetimes.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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They regularly sleep with other men, but they're usually a bit more discrete than doing it froggy-style on the rug in the entryway.
The Cannibals of Candyland
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