- Look up tact or
tactful in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Tact or TACT may
refer to: The
sense of touch; see
Somatosensory system Tact (psychology)...
- "The
Tactful Saboteur" is a
science fiction novelette by
American writer Frank Herbert,
which first appeared in
Galaxy Science Fiction magazine in October...
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established by
Herbert in his
short stories "A
Matter of Traces" and "The
Tactful Saboteur", and
continued in his
novel Whipping Star. It was
first published...
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intention of
leading an
invasion of France,
although it was
expressed tactfully in
terms of
concern for the King's
safety while on
campaign and fear of...
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established by
Herbert in his
short stories “A
Matter of Traces” and “The
Tactful Saboteur”. In a far-flung ****ure in
which Earth is not so much as mentioned...
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which depend on the
changeable emotions of
individuals or groups, such as
tactful behavior, fashion, or gift choices.
Solutions require sufficient resources...
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attractive and
articulate della Genga attracted favourable attention by a
tactful oration commemorative of the late
Joseph II, Holy
Roman Emperor. In 1794...
- is an
experienced midwife originally from the Sicmons, a
perceptive and
tactful woman whose sensitivity and
resourcefulness are
instrumental in ensuring...
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imperial titulature.
Marcus took the
Parthicus Maximus now,
after another tactful delay. On 12
October of that year,
Marcus proclaimed two of his sons, Annius...
- humility.
Indirect Language (婉辭; Wǎncí),
which is the use of
euphemisms or
tactful language to
approach sensitive topics and show respect.
Courteous Language...
