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Meanings of so frank in English

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Usage of so frank in English
1
They are so frank and honest in everything they say to me.
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2
Avoid your nephews; you are so frank your face will betray you.
Behind a Mask; or, a Woman's Power
3
He was so frank, so human, in his relations with his public.
Robert Louis Stevenson
4
Mr. Ware smiled again at the closing avowal, which was so frank.
The Young Trailers: A Story of Early Kentucky
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You have never been so frank with me before, he said softly.
Mademoiselle of Monte Carlo
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Nevertheless, Henri's exclamation had been so frank that Eugenie felt somewhat reassured.
Zibeline — Volume 2
7
The stranger looked so frank and honest; then again his accent was foreign.
St. Martin's Summer
8
What you don't want is your privilege, if I may be so frank.
The Assistant
9
He had not met many young men in Bagdad so frank and wholesome.
Strictly Business: More Stories of the Four Million
10
A want of frankness in one so frank by nature aroused her fears.
London Pride, Or, When the World Was Younger
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Because she did not love him she was so frank in her abandon.
Without a Home
12
The young visitor would never have committed so frank an imprudence.
"My Novel" — Volume 08
13
There's nobody else so frank and natural about their feelings for each other.
We Three
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But she turned pale, and I was sorry I had been so frank.
The Golden Silence
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This young girl looked at him with so frank an envy.
Running Water
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Cedric is so frank and open, he would never have secrets from us.
Herb of Grace
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