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indiscreet

1 antonym for indiscreet — opposites grouped by meaning.

Adjective — Careless about what one says or reveals; lacking good judgment about privacy or tact.

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Etymology

Formed from in- (\"not\") plus discreet.

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What does “indiscreet” mean?
The word “indiscreet” means careless about what one says or reveals; lacking good judgment about privacy or tact. In plain terms, blabbing or acting without enough care for tact or secrecy.
How do you pronounce “indiscreet”?
“Indiscreet” is pronounced ihn-dihs-KREET (/ɪndɪsˈkɹiːt/ in IPA).
How do you use “indiscreet” in a sentence?
Here is “indiscreet” used in a sentence: “It was indiscreet of him to discuss her salary in front of colleagues.”
What part of speech is “indiscreet”?
“Indiscreet” is an adjective.

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