معنی کلمه circumspect

careful not to take risks:
Officials were circumspect about saying what the talks had achieved.

Because of the censors, audience dissatisfaction could be mentioned in only the most circumspect way.
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Its paragraphs are longer and it is altogether more quantitative, more rigorous and more circumspect than the rest of the report.
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In a depressed or less certain market, both borrowers and lenders must adopt a more circumspect attitude.
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We must be circumspect in drawing conclusions from a study based on one village.
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Into the nineteenth century theatres continued to provide a space for socialising, but of a more circumspect variety.
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Rather, they are existentially estimated in the very circumspect act of seeing as a spatial mode of encountering beings in de-distancing.
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But environmentalists have been a little more circumspect since 1990 about predicting the exhaustion of minerals.
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Others, however, were a little more circumspect and only referred when there was a clear diagnosis.
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The rest of the book, however, has a more circumspect tone, refusing to claim the ' perfect validity ' (p. 140) of results.
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All this was a step in the right direction qua later developments : circumspect, undogmatic and inquisitive.
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The wisdom and expertise shared in this book should convince us all of the need to be more circumspect in our thinking and practice.
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Moderates who represented working-class constituencies, however, had to be more circumspect and balance general support for ' economy ' with responsiveness to specific working-class issues.
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Gerontologists may be circumspect about their claims, but the social expectation of the science of old age is that it will find ways to eliminate the very thing it studies.
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Menn is careful and circumspect, attempting to avoid such distortions : to me he seems successful but, ultimately, readers must make their own judgement.
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The second reason one should be circumspect about the suggestion is that it doesn't note that the poor in poor countries are not the same as poor countries.

doctors are now more circumspect about contagious diseases

دکترها اکنون در مورد بیماری‌های مسری محتاطترند.

Officials were very circumspect about possible causes of the accident.

The governor was usually circumspect when dealing with the media.

Perhaps we ought to be a little more circumspect.