Usage of "very discreet"

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Usage of very discreet in English

I needed to be very discreet to avoid having my idea stolen. 
 Reuters 

You have been very discreet; I have noticed it from the beginning. 
 War-time Silhouettes 

While she remained at the palace she was very discreet,-andperhaps demure. 
 The Eustace Diamonds 

You know that I am very discreet as to your little secrets. 
 Gerfaut — Volume 3 

Well, those who serve me must be very discreet and very shrewd. 
 Oddsfish! 

I arranged for some very discreet, very expensive testing about six months ago. 
 Public secrets 

Or perhaps the Auberge du Coin in Montrouge; it's very discreet. 
 The bourne identity 

She'd paid him well and found him to be very discreet. 
 Shadow zone 

I understood it, and told him we had been very discreet. 
 Little Ferns For Fanny's Little Friends 

There are most unusual conditions around us, and we must be very discreet. 
 Boy Scouts in Mexico; Or, On Guard with Uncle Sam 

But I was very discreet, as you asked me to be. 
 The Europeans 

So you were not very discreet in your indiscretion, were you? 
 Rain Wild Chronicles 02 - Dragon Haven 

It was a very discreet flat and not unsuitable for a lonely man. 
 The Human Factor 

But I'm very discreet, and do not like to do more than allude. 
 The Prime Minister 

Take it, all the same; you have been very discreet. 
 The Lunatic at Large 

They got everything just right and they were very discreet. 
 The Guardian 

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Meanings of very discreet in English