indiscreet in Japanese
indiscreet in Japanese is 軽率 — indiscreet means careless about what one says or reveals; lacking good judgment about privacy or tact.
indiscreet in Japanese
軽率
Pronounced: keisotsu
Not discreet; lacking in discretion.
What does "indiscreet" mean?
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adjective Careless about what one says or reveals; lacking good judgment about privacy or tact.
"It was indiscreet of him to discuss her salary in front of colleagues."
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indiscreet in a sentence
- It was indiscreet of him to discuss her salary in front of colleagues.
- She regretted the indiscreet remark as soon as it left her mouth.
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What is "indiscreet" in Japanese?
"indiscreet" in Japanese is 軽率. indiscreet means: Careless about what one says or reveals; lacking good judgment about privacy or tact.
How do you pronounce 軽率?
"indiscreet" in Japanese is 軽率, pronounced "keisotsu".
How do you use "indiscreet" in a sentence?
Example: "It was indiscreet of him to discuss her salary in front of colleagues." In Japanese, "indiscreet" is 軽率.
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