मितव्ययिता (en. Reticence)

The increasing regional influence of China, and the reticence of major democracies to advocate for democracy, certainly plays an important role as well.

With much shame and reticence, she talked to my mother about her overwhelming sense of guilt about the war.

Kirnidis believes there is still some reticence to accept technology by some registries: There is no escaping technology in shipping and we believe it is essential that everything we do with shipping comes from technology.

Reticence likely derives from wanting to make a good impression, but your job is to bring relevant information to light, so press hard to see if the interviewee is hiding something.

Palestinians - and the wider Arab and Muslim world - were incensed at Trump's Dec. 6 announcement, which reversed decades of U.S. policy reticence on Jerusalem, a city where both Israel and the Palestinians want sovereignty.

As one commentator put it, Indias central bankers used to be known for their reticence and ability to resolve conflicts quietly.

As one commentator put it, Indias central bankers used to be known for their reticence and ability to resolve conflicts quietly.