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reticence

[ret-uh-suhns] / ˈrɛt ə səns /
NOUN
silence
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In contrast with their reticence on Venezuela, European governments saw little choice but to speak out on Greenland.

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Yet the reticence from car buyers toward the end of last year portend a potentially volatile year marked by uncertainty around tariffs and the broader economy.

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There had been evidence of reticence to hiring ahead of the U.K. government budget announcement toward the end of November.

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Its home country, Germany, is shedding its postwar reticence on military spending to lead the charge.

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This reticence kept Shepard from being a great actor instead of a trusted one.

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