Answer: TACT
TACT is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining TACT with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Diplomacy
- Poise
- Savoir-faire
- Diplomatic skill
- Subtlety
- Delicacy
- Diplomat's asset
- Diplomat's forte
- Perception
- Finesse
- Diplomat's skill
- Social skill
- Mediator's skill
- Social grace
- Keen perception
- Discretion
- Social asset
- Social finesse
- Savoir faire
- Boor's lack
- Sensitivity
- Ambassador's asset
- Politeness
- Diplomatic asset
- Negotiator's skill
- Diplomatic trait
- Diplomat's need
- Delicate use of words
- Public relations need
- Ambassador's forte
- Touchy subject?
- Social sensitivity
- Peacekeeping skill
- Diplomatic quality
- Diplomatic finesse
- Diplomat's talent
- Consideration in dealing with others
- Way with words
- Statesmanship
- People person's skill
- Negotiator's asset
- Delicate handling
- Civility
- A social grace
- Politician's asset
- Mediator's asset
- Knowing when to be silent, e.g.
- Good quality for a politician
- Diplomatic sensitivity
- Diplomat's stock-in-trade
- Asset for a diplomat
- Arbiter's quality
- Ambassador's skill
- The core of rapport
- Sensitive handling
- Sense of propriety
- Sense for avoiding offense
- Press secretary's asset
- Political asset
- Politesse
- People-person's skill
- Negotiation skill
- Negotiating asset
- Mediator's forte
- Kid gloves
- It's de rigueur for a diplomat
- Good taste
- Diplomatic discretion
- Delicatesse
- Delicateness
- Delicate use of words, e.g.
- Careful phrasing, perhaps
- Careful handling
- Campaigner's skill
- Bumpkin's lack
- Attention to propriety
- Asset for an ambassador
- Arbitrator's skill
- Ambassadors need it
- "___ teaches you when to be silent": Disraeli
- Yahoos lack it
- White lie, perhaps
- What might be revealed in silence
- What it takes not to say "I see you've put on a little weight"
- What it may take to answer the question "Does this make me look fat?"
- What it may take to answer "Do you think I need to lose some weight?"
- What churls lack
- What boors lack
- What blunt, brusque people lack
- What a boor lacks
- Thoughtfulness
- Therapist's forte
- Tastefulness
- Statesman's asset
- Something lacking freshness
- Social subtlety
- Social media post's lack, often
- Social delicacy
- Social attribute
- Social art
- Social adroitness
- Skill with people
- Skill useful in delicate situations
- Skill of sensitivity
- Skill not displayed by asking "Have you put on weight?"
- Skill needed when being asked "Does this dress make me look fat?"
- Skill needed for ambassadors and mediators
- Skill at avoiding an offensive line?
- Sign of refinement
- Sense of diplomacy
- Sense of appropriateness
- Saying "I'm not sure that dress looks perfect on you," e.g.
- Savoir-faire, e.g.
- Rice attribute
- Remaining silent, sometimes
- Remaining silent, at times
- Public relations skill
- Public relations requirement
- Playing to someone's vanity, maybe
- Phrasing so as not to offend, say
- Perception; poise
- Peacemaker's asset
- Opposite of gaucheness
- Oafs lack it
- Moderator's skill
- Mediator's strong suit
- Mediation asset
- Lout's lack
- Literally, "sense of touch"
- It's been called "the art of making a point without making an enemy"
- It "teaches you when to be silent," per Disraeli
- Interpersonal sensitivity
- Interpersonal finesse
- Good people skills
- Good host's gift
- Gauche person's lack
- Finesse in phrasing
- Discrimination, in a nice sense
- Diplomats have it
- Diplomatic touch
- Diplomatic technique
- Diplomatic sense
- Diplomatic necessity
- Diplomatic grace
- Diplomatic delicacy during negotiations
- Diplomatic delicacy
- Diplomatic behaviour
- Diplomatic asset.
- Diplomat's trait
- Diplomat's strength
- Diplomat's specialty
- Diplomat's requirement
- Diplomat's possession
- Diplomat's gift
- Diplomat's delicacy
- Diplomat-ic skill
- Diplomacy skill
- Diplomacy or social finesse
- Diplo-macy
- Dilpomacy's foundation
- Delicate touch
- Delicate sensitivity
- Delicate handling, to an ambassador
- Delicacy of demeanor
- Delicacy at a state dinner?
- Deft handling
- Curmudgeon's lack
- Core of rapport
- Consideration when dealing with others
- Churls lack it
- Churl’s lack
- Churl's lack
- Certain grace
- Carefulness in words and actions
- Careful wording, maybe
- Careful word choice, maybe
- Careful use of words
- Call or email
- Boor's deficiency
- Asset of the Secretary of State
- Asset of a P.R. man
- Asset in top-level talk.
- Asset in public relations
- Asset in answering the question "Does this dress make me look fat?"
- Asset for a press secretary
- Asset for a mediator
- Arbitrator's asset
- Ambassadorial asset
- Ability to convey delicate information without embarrassing someone
- "The unsaid part of what you think," per Henry van Dyke
- "The art of making guests feel at home when that's really where you wish they were"
- "The art of making a point without making an enemy"
- "The ability to step on a man's toes without messing up the shine on his shoes," per Harry Truman
- "The ability to describe others as they see themselves": Lincoln
- "The ability to describe others as they see themselves," per Lincoln
- "The ability to describe others as they see themselves," per Abraham Lincoln
- "Making a point without making an enemy," per Newton
- "It is ___ that is golden, not silence": Samuel Butler
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