One more question. Please explain the difference between Discreet and Discrete.
Discreet vs Discrete
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discreet adj. Showing discernment or judgement in the guidance of one’s own speech and action; judicious, prudent, circumspect, cautious; often esp. that can be silent when speech would be inconvenient.
Example: Sometimes, we need to be discreet when talking to a rape victim.
discrete adj. Separate, detached from others, individually distinct. Opposed to continuous.
Example: James strongly believed that his car has a discrete value than his house.
sources: Daily Writing Tips| Learn English with Pictures
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