Modifies a noun

• question: The presence of the employer keeps you from asking indiscreet questions.

• zeal: Do not suffer for pride, indiscreet zeal, and unnecessary intermeddling.

• conversation: Prince Charles wasn`t hounded from office for his indiscreet telephone conversation, but of course he is an establishment figure.

• comment: And he'd been a good friend - for some of the time - so might be permitted an indiscreet comment or two.

Modifying Another Word

• so: But you run great risks, allow me to say, in being so indiscreet.

• very: Paine's conduct in the affair was apparently quite honorable, tho certainly very indiscreet.

• rather: He is sometimes rather indiscreet, but I do assure you he is exceedingly clever.