Indiscretion Definition

ĭndĭ-skrĕshən
indiscretions
noun
indiscretions
Lack of discretion, or good judgment; imprudence.
Webster's New World
An indiscreet act or remark.
Webster's New World

A brief sexual liaison.

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Noun

Singular:
indiscretion
Plural:
indiscretions

Origin of Indiscretion

  • From Old French, from Late Latin indiscretio

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Indiscretion Sentence Examples

  • They will not condescend or take any notice of their indiscretion.

  • Imogen will have to wait until Monday to find out if and what Big Brother will do about this latest indiscretion.

  • I'll forgive your indiscretion with the Guardian, my dear.

  • Being caught doing any indiscretion, warranted punishment that was both, swift and brutal.

  • The errors range from a minor indiscretion of one of the more obscure rules to whole tables of missing data.

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