Difference between revisions of "Tact"
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Tact is a prudence or a sense of politeness neccessary in conversation with friends (or enemies) to maintain an impression of wisdom. The best examples of tactfullness are not speaking at all, while an example of untactfullness might be stating the George Bush has big ears.