frank
Comparative
franker
Superlative
frankest
1
direct and honest in expressing oneself, even if some people might find it unpleasant
- Shiv appreciated Tom's frank feedback on her presentation, even though it was a bit blunt.
- The boss's frank discussion about the company's financial struggles left the employees feeling uneasy but informed.
- His frank admission of guilt surprised everyone in the courtroom, as they had expected him to deny the accusations.
- The author's writing style was known for its frank portrayal of human emotions, often delving into uncomfortable truths.
- Jenny's frank demeanor sometimes rubbed people the wrong way, but her friends valued her honesty.
2
easily perceived or clearly obvious
- There was a frank difference between the two proposals.
- His excitement was frank to everyone in the room.
- The tension between them was frank and unmistakable.
- The benefits of the plan are frank and easily measurable.
- The contrast in colors was frank and striking.