indiskret

Indiskret means indiscreet, tactless, or revealing. It describes someone who might say or do something inappropriate or share information that should have been kept private.

It's pronounced something like 'in-dee-skret'. The stress is on the first syllable.

Sure. 'Han var meget indiskret og fortalte alle min hemmelighed.' (He was very indiscreet and told everyone my secret.)

Yes, it's a reasonably common word, especially in situations where you're discussing someone's behavior or how they handled information.

The opposite would be 'diskret' (discreet) or 'taktfuld' (tactful).

Yes, it can. For example, 'En indiskret bemærkning' (an indiscreet remark) or 'en indiskret kjole' (an revealing dress).

Generally, yes. It carries a negative connotation, implying a lack of judgment or tact.

It's a C1 level word, meaning it's for advanced learners.

You might hear 'at være indiskret' (to be indiscreet) or 'en indiskret opførsel' (indiscreet behavior).

Think of the English word 'indiscreet' – they are very similar in meaning and sound. The 'in-' prefix often means 'not' or 'lack of' in both languages.