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Meanings of more honest in English

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Usage of more honest in English
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But today's crime writers present a more honest image of rural life.
The Guardian
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This might mean being more honest with yourself about your current needs.
Ebony
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In fact, it would be much better if we were more honest.
The Irish Times
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He could have been more honest about the vacuum here at home.
Reuters
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You just make them more honest, and you are almost never disappointed.
Internecine
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I would have been more honest about myself and with myself earlier.
The Guardian
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She might even have been more honest and less of a slut.
The Rains Came
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One must live, and it is a more honest trade than most.
The Historical Nights' Entertainment: Second Series
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Able and more honest journalists urged that Grant had proved his incompetence.
Abraham Lincoln
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You could not find a more honest soul than that old madman.
The Gods are Athirst
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Would it not have been more honest to have betrayed her presence?
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
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Dear me, how much more honest the newspaper business is than diplomacy!
Jennie Baxter, Journalist
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A more honest approach would admit that greed is the problem.
The Irish Times
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Our future contact should be conducted on a more honest basis.
The Naked God
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On that point the English just are more honest than Germans.
The Guardian
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But now would be a good time to get more honest.
NY Magazine
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