What is another word for in discretions?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪn dɪskɹˈɛʃənz], [ ɪn dɪskɹˈɛʃənz], [ ɪ_n d_ɪ_s_k_ɹ_ˈɛ_ʃ_ə_n_z]
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Similar words for in discretions:
- blunder (noun)
- embarrassment (noun)
- fault (noun)
- faux pas (noun)
- folly (noun)
- foolishness (noun)
- gaffe (noun)
- guilt (noun)
- imbecility (noun)
- incautiousness (noun)
- indiscretion (noun)
- lapse (noun)
- misstep (noun)
- peccadillo (noun)
- rashness (noun)
- temerariousness (noun)
- temerity (noun)
- trip (noun)
- venial sin (noun)
Synonyms for In discretions:
n.
• blunder (noun)- fault,
- blooper,
- howler,
- dumb thing to do,
- indiscretion,
- boner,
- oversight,
- impropriety,
- inaccuracy,
- boo-boo,
- bungle,
- trip,
- solecism,
- fluff,
- flub-up,
- flub,
- muff.
- dilemma,
- pickle,
- plight,
- unease,
- awkwardness,
- disconcertion,
- tangle,
- clumsiness,
- puzzle,
- difficulty,
- indebtedness,
- chagrin,
- timidity,
- scrape,
- predicament,
- stew,
- discomfiture,
- shyness,
- fix,
- poverty,
- confusion,
- mortification,
- bind,
- awkward situation,
- inhibition,
- pinch,
- uneasiness,
- hot water,
- mistake,
- mess,
- boo boo,
- snag,
- distress,
- complexity,
- destitution,
- hitch,
- discomposure,
- egg on face,
- strait,
- self-consciousness,
- hot seat,
- bashfulness,
- Impecuniosity,
- quandary.
- dereliction,
- Peccancy,
- foible,
- delinquency,
- infirmity,
- negligence,
- responsibility,
- trespass,
- transgression,
- wrong,
- misconduct,
- liability,
- misdeed,
- guilt,
- malpractice,
- failing,
- flaw,
- wrongdoing,
- loss of innocence,
- answerability,
- misdemeanor,
- omission,
- onus,
- offense,
- culpability,
- vice,
- crime,
- accountability,
- malfeasance,
- weakness,
- frailty,
- defect,
- evil doing,
- blunder.
- social blunder,
- botch,
- breach,
- blunder in etiquette,
- indecorum,
- mess-up,
- misstep,
- colossal blunder,
- hash,
- flop,
- break.
- idiocy,
- silliness,
- triviality,
- absurdity,
- lunacy,
- inanity,
- inadvisability,
- senselessness,
- irrationality,
- impracticality,
- imbecility,
- preposterousness,
- witlessness,
- madness,
- obliquity,
- dottiness,
- fatuity,
- daftness,
- dumb trick,
- unsoundness,
- craziness.
- foolery,
- absurdness,
- irresponsibility,
- fool trick,
- tommyrot,
- carrying-on,
- twaddle,
- poppycock,
- rubbish,
- bunk,
- claptrap,
- ludicrousness,
- unwiseness,
- insensibility,
- horse feathers,
- insanity,
- unreasonableness.
- dishonor,
- disgrace,
- regret,
- blameworthiness,
- remorse,
- Malefaction,
- sinfulness,
- wickedness,
- penitence,
- infamy,
- shame,
- self-condemnation,
- sin,
- Peccability,
- iniquity,
- contrition,
- criminality,
- self-reproach,
- stigma,
- misbehavior.
- gaffe,
- simple-mindedness,
- hastiness,
- foolishness,
- ingenuousness,
- stumble,
- unseemliness,
- Misspeak,
- Misjudgment,
- fool mistake,
- recklessness,
- lapse,
- slip,
- indiscreetness,
- rashness,
- gaucherie,
- goof,
- foul-up,
- screw-up,
- crudeness,
- slip of the tongue,
- tactlessness,
- thoughtlessness,
- stupidity,
- faux pas,
- dropping the ball,
- excitability,
- bumble,
- miscue,
- dumb move,
- imprudence,
- folly,
- slip-up,
- error.
- slipup,
- bad move,
- miss,
- false step.
- minor infraction,
- slight transgression,
- minor sin,
- small infraction,
- minor fault,
- petty offense,
- small sin,
- bad habit,
- venial sin.
- pluck,
- gall,
- boldness,
- forwardness,
- carelessness,
- brass,
- intrepidity,
- impertinence,
- overconfidence,
- rudeness,
- foolhardiness,
- presumption,
- intrusiveness,
- impudence,
- venturesomeness,
- precipitation,
- impulsiveness,
- precipitateness,
- impetuosity,
- daring,
- heedlessness,
- precipitancy,
- assurance,
- hardihood,
- effrontery.
How to use "In discretions" in context?
In the world of law enforcement, discretion is key. It is the ability to make split-second decisions in order to protect the public and bring criminals to justice. Law enforcement officials must be aware of the laws and regulations in place, but also be able to swiftly adapt to changing situations.
When making decisions, officers must consider a variety of factors, including the potential consequences of their actions. This is why decision-making is often described as "an art, not a science."
The best officers are constantly learning and growing, adapting their techniques and strategies as necessary.
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