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Meanings of more forthcoming in English

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Usage of more forthcoming in English
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However, he's a little more forthcoming about the importance of tomorrow's occasion.
Radio NZ
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Perhaps he was more forthcoming with you than he was with me.
Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens
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However, Rivian has been more forthcoming with details of its future green workhorse.
News.com.au
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But back at the start of the pandemic such estimates were more forthcoming.
BBC
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Should Aronofsky been more forthcoming about the intentions of his film?
Wired
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Molly had to wonder if she would be any more forthcoming with Daniel.
Daniel's desire
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Sitting in their library, the Whitbreads are only slightly more forthcoming.
Lit: a memoir
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Resources may be more forthcoming, for example, in cases of children needing secure care.
The Irish Times
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Mr Price said he had hoped Mikus would be more forthcoming in police interviews.
Radio NZ
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Now privacy advocates are hopeful that President Obama will be more forthcoming with information.
Wired
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Although Olazábal was understandably not willing to discuss his plans, McDowell was more forthcoming.
The Guardian
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I hope you will be more forthcoming and less evasive.
Reuters
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He was more forthcoming on the debate than his Treasurer.
News.com.au
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Everett is decidedly more forthcoming, not to mention lyrical, in his third book, .
Independent.ie
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In other parts of the world, they are more forthcoming.
The South African
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He was more forthcoming on the timing of Sam's announcement.
The Guardian
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