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Definition of tactfully - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
sensitivityin a way that shows sensitivity to others' feelings
- She tactfully declined the invitation without hurting anyone's feelings.
- He tactfully suggested an alternative plan.
- The manager tactfully addressed the team's concerns.
Origin of tactfully
Latin, tactus (touch) + -ful (full of)
Terms with tactfully included in their meaning
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tactful person
person skilled in handling people tactfully
tactfully
with sensitivity to avoid offense
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- French:avec tact, ...
- German:taktvoll, ...
- Italian:con tatto, ...
- Spanish:con tacto, ...
- Portuguese:com tato, ...
- Chinese:委婉地, ...
- Japanese:巧みに, ...
- Arabic:بلباقة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּטַקְט, ...
- Russian:тактично, ...
- Ukrainian:тактовно, ...
- Hindi:समझदारी से, ...
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