She handled the situation with great tact.

The ability to say or do the right thing in a difficult situation.
He answered the difficult question with tact.
She showed tact when discussing the sensitive topic.
They used tact to resolve the misunderstanding.
demonstrate tact
handle with tact
use tact
diplomacy
finesse
discretion
She was jealous of her friend's new car.

Feeling unhappy or angry because someone has something you want.
Mark felt jealous when he saw his neighbor's new car.
Lydia became jealous after hearing about her friend's promotion.
He was jealous of his colleague's high salary.
jealous of
extremely jealous
deeply jealous
envious
covetous
resentful
She decided to abandon her old car.

To leave someone or something behind and not return.
He had to abandon his plans for the trip.
They decided to abandon the project due to lack of funds.
The hikers had to abandon their climb because of the storm.
abandon ship
abandon hope
abandon a pet
desert
forsake
leave behind
She is keen on learning new languages.

Having a strong interest or enthusiasm for something.
He is keen to try new sports.
They are keen on watching the latest movie.
I am keen to explore new ideas.
keen on
keen to
keen interest
enthusiastic
eager
interested
He took an oath to tell the truth in court.

A formal promise to do something or to tell the truth.
The soldier took an oath to protect the nation.
She signed an oath to always tell the truth.
The official administered an oath during the ceremony.
swearing an oath
oath of office
taking an oath
pledge
promise
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