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Comparative
more circumspect
Superlative
most circumspect
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very cautious before doing something to avoid potential problems or consequences
- The CEO was circumspect about the new partnership, carefully weighing various risks and benefits before approving the deal.
- As a new driver, she adopted a circumspect style, taking her time and assessing conditions fully at intersections.
- Politicians need to be circumspect in their public statements to avoid unexpected controversies down the road.
- Parents must be circumspect about revealing private family matters online due to possible unforeseen impacts.
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