put tactfully
Frequency: 6.78.1 per million words
To express something carefully to avoid causing offense or embarrassment.
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- She tried to put her concerns tactfully so as not to upset him.
- He put his point tactfully, choosing his words with care.
- Could you put that suggestion more tactfully? It sounded a bit harsh.
- The manager put the feedback tactfully, focusing on areas for improvement.
- It's important to put criticism tactfully to encourage positive change.
- She managed to put her objection tactfully during the meeting.
- He put his disagreement tactfully, acknowledging the other person's perspective.
- The diplomat put the sensitive issue tactfully to avoid escalating tensions.
- Try to put your feelings across tactfully when you talk to them.
- I need to put this difficult news tactfully to my team.