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that I was fired. 2 secondary, incidental, ancillary,
collateral, accidental, side, subordinate, subsidiary,
accessory, additional, accidental, adscititious, adventitious:
An indirect effect of winning the prize was an offer of more
work.
indiscreet
adj. imprudent, tactless, incautious, impolitic, undiplomatic,
improvident, injudicious, ill-advised, ill-judged,
ill-considered, rash, reckless, audacious, bold, temerarious,
impulsive, hasty, impetuous, thoughtless, insensitive, heedless,
careless, unthinking, mindless, unwise, na‹ve, foolish,
foolhardy: Your reference to her plastic surgery was indiscreet
to say the least.
indiscretion
n. 1 imprudence, tactlessness, improvidence, injudiciousness,
rashness, recklessness, audacity, boldness, temerity,
impulsiveness, hastiness, haste, impetuousness, impetuosity,
thoughtlessness, insensitivity, heedlessness, carelessness,
na‹vety, foolishness, foolhardiness, folly: He was guilty of
indiscretion in talking to the press about the confidential
report. 2 blunder, error, mistake, slip, lapse, misstep, gaffe,
faux pas, peccadillo, Colloq boner, Brit bloomer: He spent much
of his adult life paying for the indiscretions of his youth.
indiscriminate
adj. 1 undiscriminating, unselective, unparticular, uncritical,
undiscerning, careless, promiscuous, random: Viola seems
indiscriminate in her choice of companions. 2 confused,
haphazard, unorganized, chaotic, disorganized, jumbled,
disordered, disarranged, scrambled, mixed-up, casual, random,
unsystematic, unsystematized, uncoordinated, unmethodical,
wholesale, erratic, Colloq higgledy-piggledy: The Aztecs were
victims of indiscriminate slaughter at the hands of the
conquistadors.
indispensable
adj. 1 crucial, vital, essential, urgent, imperative,
necessary, needed, needful, required, requisite, demanded, in
demand, called-for, of the essence, important, compelling: A
good television manner is indispensable in a national leader
these days. 2 key, unavoidable, inescapable, ineluctable,