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Circumspect

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Circumspect meaning

Carefully aware of all circumstances; considerate of all that is pertinent.

Synonyms of Circumspect

Example sentences (20)

He claimed on his podcast, You Cannot be Serious, that her death had made him more 'circumspect'.

Housing affordability remains a crucial political issue in Victoria, although the Andrews government has so far been circumspect about the prospect of meaningful economic reforms.

This is a time to be circumspect in order not to play into the hands of our detractors”, the statement said.

We need to be circumspect in this regard.

While you may want to go for the latest technology when it comes to getting a new cell phone or video game console, you should be more circumspect when it comes to what you put in your body.

I’m also circumspect about anywhere that calls itself a refined taverna, or indeed a refined anything.

Lawler, however, has not been so circumspect.

On Sunday evening, Algeria adopted a more circumspect position, after the announcement of Assad's flight to Moscow.

Pooran soon opted for seeing off the new-ball pair, given the movement on offer, while Powell was also circumspect, seeing off a maiden from Sam Curran in the eighth.

She was more circumspect about Mr. Simpson’s acquittal on charges that he fatally stabbed his former wife and a friend of hers in 1994, declining to say if she thought he was guilty.

They “adopted over time an increasingly cautious and circumspect approach regarding past accounts, including in some cases retracting statements made previously”.

They were more circumspect.

When I wrote the above article, almost exactly one year ago, I was more circumspect about the impact of Airbnb on rental costs and quality of life.

Considering this presumption is based on the previous incorrect assertion, it's a pretty circumspect conclusion, considering I personally have never seen anyone treat pedophilia lightly.

However, he was circumspect when asked what those might be.

In Georgia, any Republican concerns are more circumspect.

Larkin was circumspect about the prospect of the Stars missing out because of the Sydney weather on Saturday night.

Nabena stated that as the APC-led government reforms, rebuilds and repositions the country, everyone should be circumspect, humane and measured in their utterances and actions.

Perhaps, it’s the swing in the air that makes him more circumspect against Anderson.

SPACs have raised about $60 billion in North America this year but investors have become more circumspect lately about companies that go public this way.