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Taciturnity

usgb/ˌtæsɪˈtɜːrnəti/Volume
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Cultural InterpretationPlay
In some cultures, being taciturn is seen as wisdom, not rudeness. SlideIn his village, his taciturnity was viewed with great respect.
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MisinterpretationPlay
Remember, some may view taciturnity as disinterest or arrogance. SlideAlthough she was just shy, her taciturnity was often perceived as aloofness.
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Emotional UndercurrentPlay
Taciturnity can sometimes hide one's true feelings or thoughts. SlideBehind his taciturnity, he concealed his excitement about the news.