circumspect
સજાગ
definition
adjective
the officials were very circumspect in their statements
wary and unwilling to take risks.
translation of 'circumspect'
જાગરૂક,
દરંદેશ,
સજાગ,
સાવચેત,
સાવધ,
જાણ
example
We've yet to pick our candidate, so I've got to be 'circumspect' , but we certainly need a charismatic candidate.
I would expect that, when an activity is under threat, some attempt would be made by its supporters to be considerate and 'circumspect' .
People are more 'circumspect' about claiming that new technologies will revolutionize the world.
I may have to review that, and become much more 'circumspect' .
Investor are now much more 'circumspect' and vigilant, lest more wool is pulled over their eyes by yet another old goat.
While he proclaims himself content with Perth's relaxed way of life, he's 'circumspect' when asked about his career intentions.
Teenagers led pretty 'circumspect' lives in those days, with far less freedom than their counterparts today.
So you'd think people might be a little bit more 'circumspect' , especially on that stretch of footpath.
Regular contributors are more news-sensitive and 'circumspect' .
It is our duty to an injured ally to offer a 'circumspect' response.
They may be more 'circumspect' about public encouragement these days but they continue to sponsor and facilitate his freelance crusade.
He may have taken this risk consciously; we might wish to be more 'circumspect' .
He spoke earlier this morning and he was very 'circumspect' about the capabilities of Mother Nature.
Alcohol and anger do not create new beliefs; they loosen the tongue on issues the person is normally more 'circumspect' about.
They were 'circumspect' , typically observing the dog from a distance.
It would be absurd to compare that Mediterranean passion for music with our own more 'circumspect' attachment to the arts.
On theology they enjoy precedence over politicians; on politics they should be 'circumspect' .
The difference between us is that you write like a bombastic lecturer and not like a prudent and 'circumspect' lawyer.
With a trial looming, both media and defendants are usually 'circumspect' about what they say for fear of prejudicing the outcome.
Its response: people should trust the police not to prosecute and the government to be 'circumspect' .
Then he said that one should approach such issues with careful 'circumspection' and logical evaluation.
Now more than ever, the wise few must proceed cautiously and with 'circumspection' .
The pageant was played out artfully and 'circumspectly' .
He, however, said that the very nature of the crisis demanded careful collective 'circumspection' .
If you are observant you can get little glimpses into their lives by watching and listening 'circumspectly' .
But after the article below, I think I must be the epitome of caution and 'circumspection' .
I think this is an occasion on which it behoves us all to walk rather 'circumspectly' .
Let me put it as 'circumspectly' as I can - the government is culpable, and not just for incompetence.
He began 'circumspectly' , prodding tentatively at the few balls he faced.
I believe some degree of 'circumspection' , if not caution, is warranted.
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