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tactful

/ˈtækt.fəl/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne qui fait preuve de délicatesse et de prudence dans ses paroles ou ses actions afin de ne pas blesser ou offenser autrui; qui sait gérer habilement les situations sensibles.

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adjective

/ˈtækt.fəl/B2formal
  • frQualifie une personne qui fait preuve de délicatesse et de prudence dans ses paroles ou ses actions afin de ne pas blesser ou offenser autrui; qui sait gérer habilement les situations sensibles.

Describes someone who is careful not to say or do anything that could upset or offend others; showing skill in handling sensitive matters.

  1. Considerate and diplomaticB2formal

    Showing a sense of what is appropriate and considerate when interacting with others, avoiding offense.

    frplein de tact

    • She gave a tactful response to his awkward question.
    • He was tactful enough not to mention her mistake in public.
    • A tactful person knows how to deliver bad news gently.

    Synonymesconsideratecourteousdiplomaticdiscreetgraciouspolitesensitivethoughtful

    Antonymesbluntindiscreetoffensiverudetactlessundiplomatic

  2. Skillful in handling peopleB2formal

    Demonstrating skill and sensitivity in dealing with delicate situations or people.

    frhabile dans ses rapports avec autrui

    • The manager was tactful when discussing the employee's performance issues.
    • Her tactful approach helped resolve the conflict peacefully.
    • He handled the complaint in a very tactful manner.

    Synonymesconsideratediplomaticdiscreetjudiciouspoliteprudentsensitivesubtlethoughtful

    Antonymesawkwardbluntclumsyindiscreettactless

Formes
  • more tactful comparative form
  • most tactful superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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