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Meanings of also frank in English

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Usage of also frank in English
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They are also frank and prepossessing in their deportment.
A Narrative of the Expedition to Dongola and Sennaar / Under the...
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Facts are important but the book is also frank about the uncertainty the world faces.
BBC
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He was also frank about his politics.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
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Germany's chancellor was also frank in her criticism of Trump's UN speech, addressing his comments on North Korea.
The Guardian
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Public Health England's Yvonne Doyle was also frank about new guidelines aimed at healthcare workers who faced PPE shortages.
The Irish Times
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He says that although excited, he was also frank in admitting his nervousness and apprenhension with the new structure.
Radio NZ
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The union boss was also frank about the failings in the current institutional links between the party and the unions.
The Guardian
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He happened to be in the leading canoe at the time, along with the Cree Indian guide, Tamasjo, and also Frank Shaw.
Boy Scouts on Hudson Bay; Or, The Disappearing Fleet
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