frank

adjectiveB1 · Intermediate

Saying what you really think.

Meaning of «frank»

adjective

saying what you really think

Please be frank with me about the problem.

Translation

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«frank» in 17 languages

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ID Indonesia

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The difference between similar words

telling the truth openly

honestthe general word: you do not lie or cheatShe is an honest person and never lies.

truthfulsaying what is true in an answer or reportPlease give a truthful answer.

franksays what you really think, even if it hurtsTo be frank, I did not like the film.

candidopen about things people often hideShe gave a candid interview about her illness.

saying what you think openly

vocalspeaks loudly and often about an issueHe is very vocal about the need for change.

outspokensays strong opinions even if others disagreeShe is an outspoken critic of the plan.

frankhonest and direct, even about hard thingsI will be frank with you: it is bad news.

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