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discretion in Italian

discretion in Italian is discrezione, riservatezza, discernimento — discretion means the freedom or authority to make your own judgement or decision.

discretion in Italian

discrezione
noun
The quality of being discreet.
riservatezza
noun
The quality of being discreet.
discernimento
noun
The ability to make wise choices or decisions.

What does "discretion" mean?

  1. noun The freedom or authority to make your own judgement or decision.
    "Teachers have some discretion over how they arrange their own lessons."
  2. noun The quality of being careful and tactful, especially about sensitive matters.
    "Please use discretion when you share news about your colleague's health."
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discretion in a sentence

  • Teachers have some discretion over how they arrange their own lessons.
  • The judge used her discretion to reduce the sentence.
  • Please use discretion when you share news about your colleague's health.
  • Her discretion made patients trust her with their private worries.

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What is "discretion" in Italian?
"discretion" in Italian is discrezione, riservatezza, discernimento. discretion means: The freedom or authority to make your own judgement or decision.
How do you use "discretion" in a sentence?
Example: "Teachers have some discretion over how they arrange their own lessons." In Italian, "discretion" is discrezione, riservatezza, discernimento.
Are there other ways to say "discretion" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "discretion": discrezione, riservatezza, discernimento.
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