Adjective:

খোলা, মনখোলা, খোলাখুলি, খোলসা, মুক্ত, উলঙ্গ, খুলা, ঋজুস্বভাব, ভানশূন্য, সাদা, স্পষ্টভাষিত, উন্মুক্ত, সরলপ্রাণ, অবাধ, অমায়িক, খুলাখুলি, স্পষ্টভাষী, দিলদরিয়া, অকপট,

frankest's Usage Examples:

It is "a tour de force of pederastic fantasy and one of the frankest and most explicit texts on the subject to have been written before the.

esteem that the Chilean press on the occasion of his death rendered the frankest and warmest tributes to his character and influence.

Alanna Nash of Entertainment Weekly said that the song was "the frankest treatment of lust on country radio", "a colossal embarrassment" and "a.

" Joseph Cady praised the novel as "the frankest and most affirmative gay male American work in the century's first decade.

Coupland in The Constitutional Problem in India saw the Report as the "frankest attempt yet made by Indians to face squarely the difficulties of communalism.

he seeks, as they did, to see absolutely with his own eyes and by the frankest use of his own personality to give vitality and authority to his productions.

" Among the frankest of the conspirators interviewed, an unrepentant Liddy had served the longest.

his aunt, Doña Eusebia de la Sala—perhaps the best natured, kindest, and frankest woman in Buenos Ayres.

its day, a place of beauty, with fine paintings and free company and the frankest of female life.

It is the frankest and most crass statement of a slave-situation.

Synonyms:

straight-from-the-shoulder; free-spoken; blunt; point-blank; direct; forthright; outspoken; plainspoken; candid;

Antonyms:

uncommunicative; rhetorical; studied; disingenuous; indirect;