V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
frank
adjective
Definition: 1. expressing true opinion; 2. blunt; 3. having or showing an appealingly open and honest nature
Synonyms: candid, forthright, open, outspoken, direct, blunt
Antonyms: reserved, dishonest
Tips: When you are frank with someone, you are completely open and honest, without any reservations. Frank is synonymous with candid and forthright. See additional analysis at forthright and candid.
Usage Examples:
To be quite frank with you, I don’t agree with your ideas for this project. (honest, direct)
The human resources manager was very frank with me after the interview and candidly explained his reasons for not hiring me. (open)
I’m going to be frank: I disagree with every aspect of your plan. (candid, blunt)
I hoped I wasn't too frank when I told him exactly what I thought. (direct, outspoken)
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