guardedness (Meaning)

guardedness

being an extremely serious condition with uncertain outcome, cautious, noncommittal, cautious, circumspect

The mayor spoke with guardedness about the upcoming election, carefully weighing his words.
The doctor maintained a professional guardedness, revealing only limited information to the patient's family.
The businessman exhibited guardedness in his negotiations, unwilling to disclose his full strategy.
The witness approached the courtroom with guardedness, fearing retribution for his testimony.
The politician's guardedness alienated the public, who perceived her as aloof and untrustworthy.
The teacher displayed guardedness towards the new student, not knowing their background.
The therapist approached the session with guardedness, understanding the patient's delicate emotional state.
The journalist faced the interview with guardedness, determined to protect the source of his information.
The artist's paintings hinted at a sense of guardedness, conveying a hidden vulnerability.
The child exhibited guardedness around strangers, indicating a lack of trust and a need for safety.

being an extremely serious condition with uncertain outcome, cautious, noncommittal, cautious, circumspect

attentiveness, care,carefulness, cautiousness, wariness, circumspection, caution, prudence, vigilance, watchfulness

carelessness, brashness, heedlessness, recklessness, rashness, hastiness, suddenness, thoughtlessness, impetuousness,abruptness

The mayor spoke with guardedness about the upcoming election, carefully weighing his words.

The doctor maintained a professional guardedness, revealing only limited information to the patient's family.

The businessman exhibited guardedness in his negotiations, unwilling to disclose his full strategy.

The witness approached the courtroom with guardedness, fearing retribution for his testimony.