Tikibu: pronunciation dictionary with use examples

Word: indiscretion
IPA transcription: [,ɪndɪskɹ'ɛʃən]
noun meaning of the word
  • Synonyms: indiscretion, peccadillo
    Meaning: a petty misdeed
  • Synonyms: indiscretion, injudiciousness
    Meaning: the trait of being injudicious
Usage examples
  • "My indiscretion has deserved it.
  • This indiscretion, so uncharacteristic, was due to the agitation of a surprised moment, for Duke's experience had inclined him to a peaceful pessimism, and he had no ambition for hazardous undertakings of any sort.
  • It was to come gradually, little by little, instead of, as now, abruptly and with no preparation. That she should permit herself the indiscretion of actually intruding herself into his room had never so much as occurred to her.
  • We are far from imputing evil motives, or even indiscretion, to that functionary; but we are of opinion that the moral feeling of the country would have been served by the publication, and we are sure that undue steps were taken by the member for Tankerville to procure that injunction.