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1. (n.) tact
a keen sense of what to say or do to avoid giving offense; skill in dealing with difficult situations; diplomacy.
2. tact
a keen sense of what is appropriate or tasteful.
Etymology: (1150–1200; < L tāctus sense of touch <tag-, var. s. of tangere to touch)
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| Definition of 'tact' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) tact, tactfulness
consideration in dealing with others and avoiding giving offense
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1. (noun) tact
the ability to use words carefully to avoid upsetting people
You could have used a little more tact.
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| Definition of 'tact' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) tact
the sense of touch; feeling
2. (noun) tact
the stroke in beating time
3. (noun) tact
sensitive mental touch; peculiar skill or faculty; nice perception or discernment; ready power of appreciating and doing what is required by circumstances
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Sense: care and skill in one's behaviour to people, in order to avoid hurting or offending them
He showed tact in dealing with difficult customers.
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Afrikaans: takt |
Arabic: لَباقَه، كِياسَه |
Bulgarian: тактичност |
Brazilian: tato |
Czech: takt |
German: der Takt |
Danish: takt |
Greek: διακριτικότητα, τακτ |
Spanish: tacto |
Estonian: taktitunne |
Farsi: مردم داری؛ کاردانی |
Finnish: tahdikkuus |
French: tact |
Hebrew: טַקט |
Hindi: चातुर्य |
Croatian: takt, nježan i siguran po |
Hungarian: tapintat |
Indonesian: siasat |
Icelandic: háttvísi |
Italian: tatto |
Japanese: 如才なさ |
Korean: 재치 |
Lithuanian: taktas |
Latvian: takts; takta izjūta |
Malay: kebijaksanaan |
Dutch: tact |
Norwegian: takt, finfølelse |
Polish: takt, wyczucie |
Persian: مردم داری؛ کاردانی |
Pashto: وخت پېژندنه، ځاى پېژندنه |
Portuguese: tacto |
Romanian: tact |
Russian: такт |
Slovak: takt, jemnocit, vkus |
Slovenian: takt |
Serbian: takt |
Swedish: takt[fullhet] |
Thai: ไหวพริบ |
Turkish: incelik, diplomasi |
Taiwanese: 圓滑,得體 |
Ukrainian: такт, тактовність |
Urdu: ہوشياري، حکمت |
Vietnamese: sự tế nhị |
Chinese: 圆滑,得体 |
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