Tactful is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TACTFUL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• having tact
• having or showing skill and sensitivity in dealing with others or with difficult issues
• having or showing a sense of what is fitting and considerate in dealing with others
• showing skill and sensitivity in dealing with people

Words related to TACTFUL

tact6 tactfully17

Words that contain TACTFUL

tactfully17 untactful14 tactfulness16 untactfully19 tactfulnesses18 untactfulness18 untactfulnesses20

How to use TACTFUL in a sentence

• Don Ramon is tactful, and I think will handle the situation discreetly.
• Unlike Swift, who abused his political superiors, Addison took the more tactful way of winning the friendship of men in large places.
• He set off at a brisk pace in the direction of the Houses of Parliament, and crossing the street I took up a tactful position in his rear.
• As for Logotheti, he was too tactful to refuse a game in which every one knew him to be a past master, in order to sit out and talk to her the whole evening.
• People often put their own capacity higher than do the people they want to run with and it is very difficult to be tactful.
• Tactful silence became quite necessary at a time when almost every household at Rome was rent by divided sympathies, and yet brotherhood in art could hardly be entirely stifled.
• Monsieur Servien was displeased with his son, but was too timid as well as too tactful to make any overt reproaches.
• Tactful girls are a necessity, and I approve of them.
• He was ever a graceful man, diplomatic, tactful, and considerate.
• A tactful teacher will never let these strained situations come up at all.
• That he would be tactful and considerate in every way she knew.
• Hardy, but Irene was a customer calling for more tactful handling.
• There is something about Russian kindness that is both simpler and more tactful than any other kindness in the world.
• In the tactful manner of their kind they buzzed with the one absorbing topic.
• You may need a sincere, honest, tactful, patient confidant and friend, or you may need to be saved from your friends.
• An observant and tactful mother will also find out if there are any other objectionable conditions existing, which would render her unfit for the position.
• At length he hit on a plan at once tactful and so bold that it concealed his tact.
• If only they would be tactful and careful, if only they would be understanding and kind.
• And then, in a flash of understanding, I saw how much more tactful and manly it was in him not to mention the Prince.
• He was an amiable, tactful man of commanding ability and unimpeachable integrity, actuated by the best of motives and loyal to the highest ideals.
• I admitted that he was the most tactful man on the ranch.
• Rachel, to make a tactful diversion, rose and began to collect plates.
• He had not yet passed the crisis, but he had reached a point where a little tactful nursing might put him on the right path again for good.
• He saw that the young man was intelligent, industrious, and tactful with customers.
• And no diplomat ever used more tactful language than this John when questioned about his Master.
• With greatest skill, and loving, tactful patience the Spirit teaches us to pray.
• The truth is that we were all overcome at the moment by an irresistible desire to appear tactful.
• All that tactful confession of his in the park had been a piece of artifice.
• I was not entirely unprepared for that reply, but I had no tactful answer to make.
• It was not, perhaps, a tactful remark, but I could think of nothing else.
• Then comes the great story of the visit to Sychar, with the exquisitely tactful winning of the sinful woman to a life of purity, and then using her as a messenger to her people.
• The way to handle boys rightly in this group will be by tactful suggestion and cooperation on the part of the teacher.
• Felicien was tactful enough not to compromise your future opinions.
• He is a remarkable example of the educating influence of tactful perception, combined with entire singleness of aim, considered quite apart from its moral character.

Similar words containing TACT without suffix ful

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