plain-spoken
11plain-spoken — adj 1. plain, plain speaking, point blank, blunt, to the point; abrupt, bluff, brusque, tactless, rude, downright, outright, out and out, explicit, unequivocal, Inf. flatfooted; outspoken, free, free spoken, free speaking, unreticent, bold,… …
12plain-spoken — a. Frank, candid, blunt, open, free spoken, plain of speech …
13plain-spoken — /ˈpleɪn spoʊkən/ (say playn spohkuhn) adjective straightforward in expressing views, opinions, etc.; candid; blunt. Also, plain speaking …
14plain-spoken — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. frank (see truth). II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. candid, direct, artless; see frank …
15plain-spoken — adj. speaks bluntly, expresses himself frankly, speaks honestly, speaks sincerely adj. obvious, evident; honest, frank; speaks bluntly, expresses himself frankly …
16plain-spoken — adjective outspoken; blunt …
17plain-spoken — UK / US adjective saying what you think directly and honestly but without being rude …
18plain-spoken — adj candid, frank, open, honest, blunt, outspoken, straightforward, direct, truthful, unequivocal, outright, explicit, forthright, downright, round …
19plain´-spo´ken|ness — plain spo|ken «PLAYN SPOH kuhn», adjective. plain or frank in speech: »a plain spoken man, a plain spoken rebuke. SYNONYM(S): blunt, outspoken, candid. –plain´ spo´ken|ness, noun …
20plain-spo|ken — «PLAYN SPOH kuhn», adjective. plain or frank in speech: »a plain spoken man, a plain spoken rebuke. SYNONYM(S): blunt, outspoken, candid. –plain´ spo´ken|ness, noun …