discretion
Pronunciation: [dɪsˈkrɛʃən]
Word
Context: "decision-making"
(noun) the ability to make choices based on your own judgment. It's like when you have to decide something, and you use your brain and feelings to figure out the best answer.
Example
The teacher used her discretion to decide which student needed extra help.
Example
He did not use discretion when sharing secrets, and it led to a lot of problems.
Example
How do you use your discretion when making tough decisions?
Context: "privacy"
(noun) the right to keep things to yourself and not share everything with others. This is important when you want to keep your personal information private.
Example
The doctor assures you that all your information is protected by discretion.
Example
She showed no discretion by broadcasting private details to everyone.
Example
Why is discretion important when dealing with personal matters?
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