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1. (adj.) tactful
having or manifesting tact.
Etymology: (1860–65)
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1. (adj) tactful
having or showing a sense of what is fitting and considerate in dealing with others
"she was tactful enough not to shatter his illusion"; "a tactful remark eased her embarrassment"
2. (adj) tactful, kid-glove
showing skill and sensitivity in dealing with people
"by diplomatic conduct he avoided antagonizing anyone"; "a tactful way of correcting someone"; "the agency got the kid-glove treatment on Capitol Hill"
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1. (adjective) tactful
using tact
I tried to find a tactful way of refusing.; She tactfully suggested that we stop trying.
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Sense: showing tact
a tactful person; tactful behaviour.
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 Afrikaans: taktvol |
 Arabic: لَبِق، ذو كِياسَه |
 Bulgarian: тактичен |
 Brazilian: diplomático |
 Czech: taktní |
 German: taktvoll |
 Danish: taktfuld |
 Greek: διακριτικός, διπλωματικός |
 Spanish: diplomático, con tacto |
 Estonian: taktitundeline |
 Farsi: با تدبیر؛ مردم دار |
 Finnish: tahdikas |
 French: délicat |
 Hebrew: בַּעַל טַקט |
 Hindi: व्यवहार-कुशल |
 Croatian: taktičan, fin |
 Hungarian: tapintatos |
 Indonesian: cerdik |
 Icelandic: háttvís |
 Italian: accorto |
 Japanese: 如才ない |
 Korean: 재치 있는 |
 Lithuanian: taktiškas |
 Latvian: taktisks |
 Malay: bijaksana |
 Dutch: tactvol |
 Norwegian: diskré, taktfull |
 Polish: taktowny |
 Persian: با تدبیر؛ مردم دار |
 Pashto: مهارت، سليقي څښتن هوښيارى |
 Portuguese: diplomático |
 Romanian: plin de tact |
 Russian: тактичный |
 Slovak: taktný |
 Slovenian: takten |
 Serbian: taktičan |
 Swedish: taktfull |
 Thai: ซึ่งมีไหวพริบดี |
 Turkish: anlayışlı, incelikli |
 Taiwanese: 圓滑的 |
 Ukrainian: тактовний |
 Urdu: زيرک، ہوشيار |
 Vietnamese: tế nhị |
 Chinese: 圆滑的 |
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