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: Business Writing"Discrete" and "Discreet"--Two Discrete Words
By Lynn Gaertner-Johnston
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Yesterday a friend asked for feedback on the resume she had just written. In her resume, she mentioned a job in which she had provided "discrete, confidential secretarial support." But discrete means "separate, distinct." My friend wanted the word discreet,...Full post as published by Business Writing on September 21, 2010 (boomark / email).
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