indiscretion in German
indiscretion in German is Indiskretion — indiscretion means a lack of good judgment or tact, especially about private matters.
indiscretion in German
Indiskretion
What does "indiscretion" mean?
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noun A lack of good judgment or tact, especially about private matters.
"His indiscretion cost him the trust of his team."
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noun A careless or unwise act, especially one that reveals something better kept quiet.
"Leaking the memo was a serious indiscretion."
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noun A brief, secretive romantic or sexual affair.
"The tabloids hinted at a youthful indiscretion in the senator's past."
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indiscretion in a sentence
- His indiscretion cost him the trust of his team.
- Leaking the memo was a serious indiscretion.
- The tabloids hinted at a youthful indiscretion in the senator's past.
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What is "indiscretion" in German?
"indiscretion" in German is Indiskretion. indiscretion means: A lack of good judgment or tact, especially about private matters.
How do you use "indiscretion" in a sentence?
Example: "His indiscretion cost him the trust of his team." In German, "indiscretion" is Indiskretion.
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