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Meanings of more forthright in English

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Usage of more forthright in English
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The IWA are more forthright in their criticism of the national authority.
The Irish Times
2
Tom Slater, deputy editor of the pro-free-speech magazine Spiked, was more forthright.
The Guardian
3
Mr Swan's criticism marks a more forthright approach from the Government.
Reuters
4
Western nations were more forthright in their criticism of Suu Kyi's ongoing detention.
Reuters
5
She's switched-on and tough, and way more forthright than I expected.
The Guardian
6
A former governor of Tokyo was more forthright, accusing Lebanon of direct involvement.
Radio NZ
7
Next time, you should be more forthright with your own opinions.
Backup & recovery
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Even worse, that denial seals us off from others who are more forthright.
Wired
9
Another resident of the Gar vaghy Road was more forthright.
The Irish Times
10
Republican Senator Marco Rubio, a former Republican presidential rival to Trump, was even more forthright.
Reuters
11
If so, he would have been more forthright with Payne and Jones from the beginning.
Sword of god
12
Being in one of my more forthright moods, I wanted to know why this was so.
The Irish Times
13
With the passage of time Kelvin would become more forthright in his assertions and less correct.
A short history of nearly everything
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Their team manager, however, was more forthright.
The Irish Times
15
The chief executive of German vaccine developer Leukocare, which did not sign the pledge, was more forthright.
Reuters
16
I can't be more forthright than that.
Radio NZ
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United Kingdom
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