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Meanings of
plainspoken
in English
Characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion.
frank
blunt
candid
outspoken
forthright
point-blank
free-spoken
straight-from-the-shoulder
Related terms
direct
Plainspoken.
Related terms
unrhetorical
Usage of
plainspoken
in English
1
This
plainspoken
line is the great Shakespearean response to apologies simple or elaborate.
2
If you need to thank two people, then listen to the
plainspoken
Vincentio:
3
He answered all of Richardson's questions, even the personal ones, with
plainspoken
ease.
4
Why he wanted to marry quiet,
plainspoken
Hestia, I don't know.
5
Above all, Patterson decided what opinions were expressed in the News's
plainspoken
,
conversational editorials.
6
Ryan was straightforward and
plainspoken
,
though he maintained a corporate coldness that intimidated me.
7
In interviews with visiting journalists, Sarah is
plainspoken
.
8
This undoubtedly was a bitter attack, and the
plainspoken
words used must have wounded Lowe intensely.
9
She'll provide you an excellent wife-commonsensicaland
plainspoken
.
10
Seen as
plainspoken
by supporters and a bully by detractors, he vowed to bridge Washington's partisan divide.
11
Much like predecessor Read,
plainspoken
Cane is a ruthless force on the field but quite amiable off it.
12
He had been a lover of the good, old,
plainspoken
stamp, about whom there had been no mistake.
13
Then kernel came under fire earlier this year for fostering a communications style that some call
plainspoken
,
others abusive.
14
At its
plainspoken
best, the U.S.- and Thailand-shot film is an eye-opening history lesson more than an atmospheric thriller.
15
She's poised, articulate, and media savvy, possessing a well crafted mix of
plainspoken
approachability and all-American blond good looks.
16
They're a
plainspoken
lot, too.
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plainspoken
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
exceedingly plainspoken
plainspoken epistle
plainspoken simile
plainspoken stamp
plainspoken words
More collocations
Plainspoken
through the time