Discreet
Discreet adjective - Having or showing good judgment and restraint especially in conduct or speech.
Right and discreet are semantically related In some cases you can use "Right" instead an adjective "Discreet".
Nearby Words: discreetly, discreetness
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Doctor Who: The Doctor and the Master had some of this in discreet 1970s style right from the start, and the twenty-first century show responded to social changes by dumping the "sub" altogether.
Source: Foe Romance Subtext -
No Social Skills: V isn't very discreet when meeting one of the boys' fathers and pointing out he's a past client of hers right in front of his wife.
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Despite the theater only showing one movie and having one set of restrooms, and despite a stall being occupied when they come in right after they saw April/Valerie leave the single theater, it never occurs to them that they might want to be discreet.
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