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frank
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frank
adjective
/fræŋk/
franchise
frankincense
Meaning
open, honest, and direct in speech or expression
honest; open; straightforward; candid
Example Sentences
She was
frank
about her feelings on the matter.
She gave me a
frank
opinion about my presentation.
Example Expressions
to be frank
Synonyms
honest, candid, direct, open, straightforward
Entry 1
honest, candid, direct, open, straightforward
Entry 2
honest, candid, open, straightforward
Antonyms
deceptive, dishonest, secretive, evasive
Entry 1
deceptive, dishonest, secretive
Entry 2
dishonest, deceptive, secretive, evasive
Collocations
frank discussion, frank admission, to be frank, frank assessment, frank opinion, be frank with
Entry 1
frank discussion, frank admission, to be frank, frank assessment
Entry 2
frank discussion, frank opinion, frank assessment, be frank with
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