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circumspect
US /ˈsɜ:rkəmspekt/
・UK /ˈsɜ:kəmspekt/
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adj.AdjectiveCautious, prudent or discreet
Both parties are circumspect about doing interviews, as the lawsuit has already been filed in court.
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Germany's Merz: US 'peace plan' needs Ukraine agreement | DW News
- Even the Kremlin has been circumspect today in how it characterizes the plan.
Even the Kremlin has been circumspect today in how it characterizes the plan.
- Well, right now, because of the circumspect reaction of the Kremlin, the Kremlin may realize that this plan just is not going to work.
Well, right now, because of the circumspect reaction of the Kremlin, the Kremlin may realize that this plan just is not going to work.
Trump Berates Reporters, Gets Mystery MRI & Closes Border to (Non-White) Immigrants | The Daily Show
- I'm sure his written Thanksgiving message to the American people will be more circumspect, more rooted in gratitude.
I'm sure his written Thanksgiving message to the American people will be more circumspect, more rooted in gratitude.
'Several dozens' believed killed in fire at Swiss ski resort bar, say authorities | BBC News
- And as you pointed out earlier, they are quite careful, circumspect about giving too many details too soon out of respect for the families.
And as you pointed out earlier, they are quite careful, circumspect about giving too many details too soon out of respect for the families.
Part 6 - The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Audiobook by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Adventures 11-12)
- "We must be circumspect, for we are dealing with a very cunning man.
"We must be circumspect, for we are dealing with a very cunning man.
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- People were kind of circumspect about it.
People were kind of circumspect about it.
What happened on the UK Prime Minister's trip to China? | BBC Newscast
- But I think what is interesting now is if you look at back at past governments and the relationship they've chosen to pursue with China from the kind of golden era under David Cameron and George Osborne and then Boris Johnson who was slightly more circumspect in some ways around that Huawei decision and the kind of infrastructure investment from China, now you've got a Conservative party.
But I think what is interesting now is if you look at back at past governments and the relationship they've chosen to pursue with China from the kind of golden era under David Cameron and George Osborne and then Boris Johnson who was slightly more circumspect in some ways around that Huawei decision and the kind of infrastructure investment from China, now you've got a Conservative party.