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Straightforward

see synonyms of straightforward

Adjective

1. straightforward

free from ambiguity

Example Sentences:
'a straightforward set of instructions'

2. square, straight, straightforward

without evasion or compromise

Example Sentences:
'a square contradiction'
'he is not being as straightforward as it appears'

3. aboveboard, straightforward

without concealment or deception; honest

Example Sentences:
'their business was open and aboveboard'
'straightforward in all his business affairs'

4. straightforward

pointed directly ahead

Example Sentences:
'a straightforward gaze'

WordNet Lexical Database for English. Princeton University. 2010.


Straightforward

see synonyms of straightforward
adjective
1. 
(of a person) honest, frank, or simple
2. mainly British
(of a task, etc) simple; easy
adverb, adjective
3. 
in a straight course

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Straightforward

see synonyms of straightforward
adjective
1. 
moving or leading straight ahead; direct
2. 
a. 
honest; frank; open
b. 
not ambiguous or obscure; clear
a straightforward explanation
adverb
3. 
in a straightforward manner; directly; openly
: also ˈstraightˈforwards

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Straightforward

see synonyms of straightforward
adj.
1.
a. Honest and frank: "He was straightforward if the news was bad" (Alec Wilkinson). See Synonyms at frank1.
b. Free from ambiguity or pretense; plain and open: straightforward advice.
2. Easy to accomplish, identify, or understand; not complicated, uncertain, or involved: a straightforward car repair; a disease with straightforward symptoms; a straightforward approach to the problem.
3. Proceeding in a straight course; direct.
adv.
In a direct course or an honest manner.

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