Significados de more politic en inglés

We were trying to figure out which was the more politic answer.

Benedict was either less irritated or more politic about the entire affair.

You must make the issue somewhat more politic than that.

I got out of the room, which seemed more politic than laughing out loud.

Every more politic tyrant was a Louis the Eleventh, weakening the nobles, creating a middle class.

To suggest that Adela would benefit by the acquaintance would have been a far more politic procedure.

Why was she not more politic?

No more self-repression-nomore politic delay!

Perhaps it would have been more politic had I spoken the ruffian fair, but it was too late now.

Hugh Roe O'Donnell, no longer withheld by the more politic O'Neil, displayed in action all the fiery energy of his nature.

Or a hostile review may be held over until a time more politic for its release, say following several enthusiastic reviews.

The only question in this instance is, whether it be more politic that the colony should supply itself, or be dependent on foreigners.

Neither was that possible to Dicky Donovan, even if it were the more politic thing to do, even if it were better for England's name.

More politic, she echoed his words.

"I cannot blame Harold for not remaining behind," Wulf said, "though it were certainly more politic for him to have stayed in London.