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Straightforward

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Main Entry: straightforward
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: honest

Synonyms:

aboveboard, barefaced, candid, direct, forthright, frank, genuine, guileless, honorable, just, laid on the line, level, like it is, mellow*, open, outspoken, plain, plain-dealing, pretenseless, right-on, sincere, square-shooting, straight, straight-arrow, talking turkey, truthful, unconcealed, undisguised, undissembled, undissembling, unequivocal, unvarnished, up front, upright, upstanding, veracious

Antonyms:

deceitful, devious, dishonest
Main Entry: straightforward
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: simple, easy

Synonyms:

apparent, clear, clear-cut, direct, distinct, elementary, evident, manifest, palpable, patent, plain, routine, straight, through, unambiguous, uncomplicated, undemanding, unequivocal, uninterrupted

Antonyms:

complicated, difficult, hard, indirect, involved
Main Entry: aboveboard
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: candid

Synonyms:

forthright, frank, honest, open, overt, right on, square, straight, straight from shoulder, straightforward, true, trustworthy, truthful, up front, veracious

Antonyms:

deceitful, devious, lying, shady, underhanded
Main Entry: artless
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: simple

Synonyms:

direct, genuine, guileless, honest, ingenuous, innocent, naive, natural, open, plain, pure, sincere, straight, straightforward, talking turkey, true, unadorned, unaffected, uncontrived, unpretentious, unsophisticated, up front

Antonyms:

artful, complicated, contrived, pretentious, sophisticated
Main Entry: bald
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: simple, unadorned

Synonyms:

austere, bare, blunt, direct, downright, forthright, outright, plain, severe, straight, straightforward, unembellished

Antonyms:

adorned, decorated
Main Entry: bluff
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: abrupt

Synonyms:

barefaced, bearish, blunt, blustering, breviloquent, brief, brusque, candid, crusty, curt, direct, downright, forthright, frank, gruff, hearty, honest, laconic, no-nonsense, open, outspoken, plain-spoken, rough, rude, short, short-spoken, sincere, snippety, snippy, straightforward, tactless, tart, terse, unceremonious
Main Entry: broad
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: full, obvious

Synonyms:

apparent, clear, explicit, open, plain, straightforward, undisguised, unequivocal

Antonyms:

empty, restricted
Main Entry: candid
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: honest

Synonyms:

aboveboard, bluff, blunt, equal, equitable, fair, forthright, frank, free, frontal, genuine, guileless, impartial, ingenuous, just, objective, open, outspoken, plain, right up front, scrupulous, sincere, straightforward, talking turkey, telling it like it is, truthful, unbiased, uncolored, unequivocal, unprejudiced, unpretended, up front, upright

Antonyms:

artful, deceitful, devious, lying, tricky
Main Entry: clear
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: understandable, apparent

Synonyms:

apprehensible, audible, clear-cut, coherent, comprehensible, conspicuous, crystal, definite, distinct, evident, explicit, express, graspable, incontrovertible, intelligible, knowable, legible, loud enough, lucent, lucid, manifest, obvious, open and shut, palpable, patent, perceptible, perspicuous, plain, precise, pronounced, readable, recognizable, sharp, simple, spelled out, straightforward, transparent, transpicuous, unambiguous, unblurred, uncomplicated, unequivocal, unmistakable, unquestionable

Antonyms:

ambiguous, indistinct, mysterious, obscure, unintelligible, vague
Main Entry: clear-cut
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: definite

Synonyms:

assured, categorical, crystalline, decided, definitive, distinct, evident, explicit, express, indubitable, lucent, lucid, obvious, plain, precise, pronounced, sharp-cut, specific, straightforward, unambiguous, undisputed, undoubted, unequivocal, unquestioned, well-defined

Antonyms:

ambiguous, fuzzy, indefinite, vague
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