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circumspection

/ˌsɜː.kəmˈspek.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité d'être prudent, prévoyant et attentif afin d'éviter les risques potentiels, les situations délicates ou les inquiétudes.

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noun

/ˌsɜː.kəmˈspek.ʃən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité d'être prudent, prévoyant et attentif afin d'éviter les risques potentiels, les situations délicates ou les inquiétudes.

A noun referring to the quality of being cautious, prudent, and careful to avoid potential risks, embarrassment, or distress.

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  1. Careful considerationC1formal

    The quality of being cautious and thinking carefully before acting or speaking, especially to avoid potential problems or embarrassment.

    frcirconspection

    • He handled the sensitive topic with great circumspection.
    • Circumspection is necessary when dealing with confidential information.
    • She approached the negotiation with circumspection, weighing every word.

    Synonymesattentivenesscarecarefulnesscautioncharinessdeliberationdiscretionprudencevigilancewariness

    Antonymescarelessnessnegligencerashnessrecklessness

  2. Prudent behaviorC1formal

    The trait of being prudent and discreet, avoiding unnecessary risks or social awkwardness.

    frCirconspection

    • His circumspection in financial matters saved the company from losses.
    • The diplomat's circumspection prevented a diplomatic incident.
    • Circumspection is a valuable quality in leadership.

    Synonymescarefulnesscautiondiscretionforethoughtprudencevigilancewariness

    Antonymescarelessnessfoolhardinessimprudenceindiscretionrashnessrecklessness

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  • circumspections plural form
  • circumspections' possessive plural form
  • circumspection's possessive singular form
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