No: Discrete means separate; and discreet means careful in what you say and do to not offend someone or to have an advantage.
Confidentiality can be maintained when communicating information using paper records by monitoring who has access to the records. Confidentiality agreements that all parties must sign are helpful when trying to convey the desire for discreet communiques.
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I have done it you just put in the same email address and then do whatever you want after that
The same word
The words discrete and discreet are pronounced in the same way and share the same origin but they do not mean the same thing. Discrete means 'separate,' as in a finite number of discrete categories, while discreet means 'careful and circumspect,' as in you can rely on him to be discreet .
The homophone for discreet is discrete.
The homophones for "discrete" can include "discreet" and "discreetly."
The homophone for private is privet.
The word form is discrete!
The correct spelling is discrete molecule instead of discreet molecule. A discrete molecule is a molecule that is covalently bonded that has weak bonds. They have a low boiling and melting point.
what is commonly used to show discrete data
discrete because the signal of an alarm is periodic.
You are confusing the word discreet with discrete. A discreet person is one who does not commit an indiscretion. Whereas, a discrete person is one who is distinct from other people. I know the difference of course, but have never actually seen discrete used to describe a "person apart" but apparently it can be done. Since it is understood that all people are indeed discrete individuals, separate from other people (even conjoined twins remain somewhat discrete, although not as much as other people are) it would usually be considered unnecessary to say it.
There are two words that sound the same but with different meanings : DISCREET - private, circumspect, unobtrusive (a discreet affair, being discreet, using discretion) DISCRETE - differentiated, distinct (discrete frequencies, discrete pitch)
A bar graph shows discreet data, but other types can also.
There are some claims that the competitor for Goodnites, called "Underjams" are more discrete.