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Pronunciation:

[ fɹˈaŋk], [ fɹˈaŋk], [ f_ɹ_ˈa_ŋ_k]

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Opposite words for frank:

completely honest
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Synonyms for Frank:

adj.
•aboveboard (adjective)
- straight from shoulder,
- square.
•all (adjective)
- frank.
•artless (adjective)
- Plain-spoken,
- trusting,
- uncalculating,
- callow,
- broad,
- Unbeguiling,
- undisguised,
- artless,
- undeceitful,
- outgoing,
- undeceptive,
- undeceiving,
- downright,
- ingenuous,
- unsophisticated,
- overt.
•at close range (adjective)
- point-blank.
•barefaced (adjective)
- obvious,
- insolent.
•bluff (adjective)
- most blustering,
- more plain spoken,
- most breviloquent,
- most plain spoken,
- most bearish,
- short spoken,
- more plain-spoken,
- gruff,
- un ceremonious,
- plain spoken,
- shortest,
- shortspoken,
- nononsense,
- most plain-spoken,
- short,
- more blustering,
- un-ceremonious,
- more bearish,
- more breviloquent.
•blunt (adjective)
- matter of fact,
- matter-of-fact,
- snappy.
•candid (adjective)
- un biased,
- most uncolored,
- telling like is,
- un equivocal,
- telling like it is,
- more unpretended,
- right front,
- up-right,
- telling it like is,
- un-prejudiced,
- un-biased,
- un pretended,
- telling it like it is,
- more uncolored,
- un-pretended,
- more frontal,
- un-equivocal,
- most frontal,
- un colored,
- up right,
- impartial,
- most unpretended,
- un prejudiced,
- un-colored.
•communicative (adjective)
- out goingest,
- out-going,
- un reserved,
- most conversable,
- more conversable,
- out going,
- out-goingest,
- un-reserved,
- out-goinger,
- out goinger.
•completely honest (adjective)
- brazen,
- outright,
- scrupulous,
- unrestricted,
- real,
- outspoken,
- like it is,
- flat-out,
- upright,
- bare-faced,
- unconcealed,
- bold,
- heart-to-heart.
•demonstrative (adjective)
- profuse,
- Evincive,
- outpouring,
- symptomatic.
•direct (adjective)
•explicit (adjective)
- de-finite,
- ex act,
- un-qualified,
- cleancut,
- clean cut,
- clearcut,
- more understandable,
- un qualified,
- ex-act,
- de finite.
•fair (adjective)
- FAIRER,
- de cent,
- dis passionate,
- dis-passionate,
- dis interested,
- de-cent,
- un-corrupted,
- un corrupted,
- even handed,
- on level,
- dis-interested,
- nonpartisan,
- non partisan.
•forthright (adjective)
- call spade spade,
- from hip,
- call a spade spade,
- call spade a spade,
- like is,
- more directly,
- most directly.
•free (adjective)
- free-wheeling,
- freest,
- free spirited,
- untrammeled,
- freewheeling,
- at large,
- unengaged,
- on own,
- unhampered,
- independent,
- on one's own,
- on the loose,
- free-spirited,
- at liberty,
- off the hook.
•genuine (adjective)
- re-liabler,
- most undesigning,
- re liablest,
- un designing,
- re-liable,
- more well established,
- most well-established,
- more well-established,
- most wellestablished,
- un-questionable,
- un-designing,
- un impeachable,
- re liabler,
- more undesigning,
- well established,
- well-established,
- un-impeachable,
- more wellestablished,
- re-liablest,
- wellestablished,
- Undesigning,
- most well established,
- un feigned,
- un-feigned.
•guileless (adjective)
- un sophisticated,
- un-studied,
- simple minded,
- un studied.
•hearty (adjective)
- in-tensest,
- more back slapping,
- in-tense,
- most deepfelt,
- back slapping,
- more deep-felt,
- more deepfelt,
- most back slapping,
- more deep felt,
- more back-slapping,
- most deep-felt,
- most back-slapping,
- deep felt,
- deepfelt,
- more backslapping,
- in-tenser,
- in tense,
- in tenser,
- most deep felt,
- most backslapping,
- heartiest.
•honest (adjective)
- ethical,
- most above board,
- most law-abiding,
- law abiding,
- on and up,
- on the up,
- lay it line,
- highminded,
- more law-abiding,
- most law abiding,
- most lawabiding,
- more lawabiding,
- fair square,
- high minded,
- out right,
- more above-board,
- out-righter,
- more law abiding,
- on the up and up,
- on the up up,
- most above-board,
- out righter,
- lay the line,
- lay it the line,
- reputable,
- out rightest,
- more upfront,
- on up up,
- on up,
- true blue,
- out-right,
- lay it on line,
- lay line,
- lay on line,
- most upfront,
- on the and up,
- more above board,
- lawabiding.
•informal (adjective)
- more throwaway,
- most free and easy,
- most low-pressure,
- unfussier,
- most free-and-easy,
- more lowpressure,
- un conventional,
- un fussier,
- more low pressure,
- un fussiest,
- most lowpressure,
- most low pressure,
- most throwaway,
- more free-and-easy,
- un-official,
- un-fussier,
- in formal,
- un-fussy,
- most improv,
- un official,
- more free and easy,
- more low-pressure,
- un-fussiest,
- un fussy,
- un-conventional,
- lowpressure,
- down home,
- in conspicuous,
- in-formal,
- unfussiest,
- in-conspicuous,
- more improv,
- folksy.
•ingenuous (adjective)
- most unartificial,
- more unartful,
- un artificial,
- like a babe woods,
- like a babe the woods,
- un artful,
- more unartificial,
- like a babe in woods,
- un schooled,
- like babe the woods,
- un-schooled,
- un-artful,
- like babe in the woods,
- like babe in woods,
- most unartful,
- like babe woods.
•innocent (adjective)
- unsuspicious,
- uncool,
- unfamiliar,
- unmalicious,
- wellmeant,
- well-meant,
- Uninjurious,
- offenseless,
- Unhurtful,
- inobnoxious,
- innoxious,
- well-intentioned,
- wide-eyed,
- Hurtless.
•naive (adjective)
- most confiding,
- un-suspecting,
- most sucker,
- most unjaded,
- more unjaded,
- un suspecting,
- un-taught,
- untaught,
- un-jaded,
- un jaded,
- unjaded,
- un taught,
- patsiest,
- patsier,
- lamber,
- more confiding,
- un-pretentious,
- lambest,
- more sucker.
•natural (adjective)
- most inartificial,
- more unassumed,
- un contrived,
- un-forced,
- laidback,
- un assumed,
- un embarrassed,
- un forced,
- in-artificial,
- more inartificial,
- more uncontrived,
- most simplehearted,
- more up-front,
- most unassumed,
- more unembarrassed,
- more up front,
- un-assumed,
- most uncontrived,
- most up-front,
- more unlabored,
- most unlabored,
- most up front,
- un labored,
- most unembarrassed,
- un-labored,
- un-embarrassed,
- more simplehearted,
- in artificial,
- un-contrived.
•open (adjective)
- Undissembled.
•Other relevant words: (adjective)
- unspoilt,
- unembarrassed,
- genuine,
- bluff,
- candid,
- on up-and-up,
- low-pressure,
- bearish,
- straight,
- up front,
- up-front,
- natural,
- on the line,
- blunt,
- round,
- upfront,
- lay on the line,
- Undissembling,
- honest,
- in advance,
- Unartful,
- Saturnalian,
- lay it on the line,
- free-and-easy,
- laid on the line,
- unpretended,
- open,
- twenty-four carat,
- Conversable,
- innocent,
- unvarnished,
- Dead level,
- Pretenseless,
- unrestrained,
- from the hip,
- backslapping,
- right up front,
- barefaced,
- like a babe in the woods,
- truthful,
- un-reticent,
- vocal,
- law-abiding,
- breviloquent,
- un-artificial,
- what you see is what you get,
- transparent,
- no lie,
- never-failing,
- Unartificial,
- uninhibited,
- demonstrative,
- square shooting,
- IMPROV,
- sincere,
- uncontrived,
- no fooling,
- on up and up,
- deep-felt,
- straight-arrow,
- wholehearted,
- unfussy,
- call a spade a spade,
- calling spade a spade,
- Unlabored,
- without ceremony,
- on line,
- straightarrow,
- pretensionless,
- unassumed,
- guileless,
- clear cut,
- unmannered,
- free,
- uncolored,
- unaffected,
- throwaway,
- unreticent,
- right-on,
- plain,
- forthright,
- direct,
- simplehearted,
- simple,
- Inartificial,
- no nonsense,
- being oneself,
- dead-level,
- back-slapping,
- laid back,
- laying it on the line,
- straightforward,
- sure enough,
- low pressure,
- informal,
- fair,
- naive,
- non-partisan,
- hearty.
•outspoken (adjective)
- laying it line,
- laying it on line,
- laying on line,
- laying the line,
- laying line,
- laying it the line,
- out-spoken,
- un reticent,
- more unreticent,
- out spoken,
- laying on the line,
- calling spade spade,
- most unreticent.
•point-blank (adjective)
- point blank,
- pointblank.
•round (adjective)
- unmodified.
•simple (adjective)
- most amateur,
- Unexperienced,
- more unexperienced,
- un deniable,
- more amateur,
- un-deniable,
- un-experienced,
- un experienced,
- most unexperienced.
•sincere (adjective)
- most dead level,
- re-gular,
- most dead-level,
- most pretensionless,
- more dead level,
- pre tensionless,
- honest god,
- most deadlevel,
- more dead-level,
- deadlevel,
- most meant,
- twenty four carat,
- re gular,
- twentyfour carat,
- trueblue,
- true-blue,
- more meant,
- pre-tensionless,
- more pretensionless,
- more deadlevel.
•straightforward (adjective)
- more straight-arrow,
- more plain dealing,
- more straight arrow,
- up standing,
- more square-shooting,
- more squareshooting,
- un-dissembling,
- laid line,
- laid on line,
- square-shooting,
- most righton,
- most undissembling,
- more undissembling,
- most right on,
- most squareshooting,
- most straight-arrow,
- more straightarrow,
- most square shooting,
- most straightarrow,
- straight arrow,
- more pretenseless,
- plain dealing,
- most plain dealing,
- squareshooting,
- up-standing,
- most square-shooting,
- laid the line,
- more right-on,
- most plain-dealing,
- plaindealing,
- more square shooting,
- righton,
- un dissembling,
- more plain-dealing,
- pre tenseless,
- most right-on,
- Plain-dealing,
- more right on,
- most straight arrow,
- more plaindealing,
- pre-tenseless,
- more righton,
- most pretenseless,
- most plaindealing.
•succinct (adjective)
- casual,
- unadorned,
- unpoetical,
- bald,
- prosaic,
- uncluttered,
- ordinary,
- clear,
- unpretentious,
- intelligible,
- stark.
•transparent (adjective)
- easily seen,
- self-explanatory,
- recognizable.
•truthful (adjective)
- honorable,
- truth-telling,
- trustworthy,
- earnest,
- factual.
•unaffected (adjective)
- un affected,
- un assuming,
- more unspoilt,
- most unspoilt,
- un spoilt,
- un-affected,
- un-spoilt.
•unguarded (adjective)
- unvigilant,
- Uncircumspect,
- unwatchful,
- unalert,
- unreflective.
•uninhibited (adjective)
- unrepressed,
- unself-conscious,
- unselfconscious,
- unsuppressed,
- uncurbed.
•unrestrained (adjective)
- most saturnalian,
- in-discriminate,
- incontinent,
- in temperate,
- in continent,
- more saturnalian,
- in-ordinate,
- in-temperate,
- un-restrained,
- un restrained,
- un-bounded,
- in-continent,
- in discriminate,
- un bounded,
- dis solute,
- dis-solute,
- un-limited.
•unvarnished (adjective)
- for real,
- un varnished,
- un-varnished,
- pure and simple,
- un adorned,
- un-adorned,
- pure simple,
- open and shut,
- un-embellished,
- open shut,
- un embellished.
•veracious (adjective)
- high-principled,
- veridical.
•vocal (adjective)
- smooth-spoken.
•wholehearted (adjective)
- whole-hearted.
•wholehearted/whole-hearted (adjective)
- most never-failing,
- un-questioning,
- most neverfailing,
- never failing,
- most never failing,
- un stinting,
- un-stinting,
- de voted,
- un-faltering,
- un questioning,
- more never-failing,
- un wavering,
- un faltering,
- neverfailing,
- de-voted,
- more whole hearted,
- un-wavering,
- more neverfailing,
- more whole-hearted.
n.
- good,
- decent,
- irreproachable,
- fine,
- principled,
- upstanding.
- scribble,
- show,
- unreserved,
- cross out,
- check,
- highlight,
- underline,
- underscore,
- star,
- plot.
- cracklings.
•candid (noun)
- flat out,
- explicit,
- calling a spade a spade,
- free in speaking,
- apparent,
- openhearted,
- saying what one thinks,
- easy,
- aboveboard,
- unguarded,
- Familiar,
- open-faced.
•frank (noun)
- hotdog,
- free-spoken.
•frankfurter (noun)
- coney islands,
- wienerwursts,
- bowwows,
- footlongs.
•hot dog (noun)
- crowd-pleasers,
- crowdpleaser,
- georgia hots,
- pigs a blanket,
- foot longs,
- crowdpleasers,
- red-hots,
- redhots,
- pigs blanket,
- red hots,
- grandstanders,
- crowd pleasers,
- pigs in blanket.
•Other relevant words: (noun)
- wienerwurst,
- mark,
- crowd pleaser,
- pigs in a blanket,
- frankfurter,
- hotshots,
- Flaunter,
- weenie,
- european,
- hot dog,
- sausage,
- Bowwow,
- wiener,
- red hot,
- showboat,
- thing,
- footlong,
- grandstander,
- flaunters,
- speech,
- weenies,
- showboats,
- hot-dog,
- REDHOT,
- franks,
- foot long,
- hotshot,
- currency,
- crowd-pleaser.
•wiener (noun)
- vienna sausages.
v.
•contact (verb)
- postmark.
•Other relevant words: (verb)
- exempt,
- behaviour,
- relieve,
- excuse,
- stamp,
- let off.
Other synonyms:
- luncheon meat,
- headcheese,
- chipped beef,
- Swiss Steak,
- parson's nose,
- prosciutto,
- sausage meat,
- pork rinds,
- straight-out,
- cold cuts,
- pope's nose,
- corned beef,
- London broil,
- man-to-man,
- pastrami.
- jerky,
- straight-shooting,
- unfriendly,
- crackling,
- ham.
- joint.
- roast.
•forthcoming
- communicative.
•frank
- foursquare.
•honest
- veracious.
•plain
- unflattering.
•unctuous
- oily.

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Equivalence
- Adjective
  forthright.
Independent
- Adjective
  free-at-community, explicit, franchise, straight, wholehearted, outright, truthful, free-trade, transparent, express, duty-free, tax-free.
- Proper noun, singular
  fools, kids, Frankie.
- Verb, gerund or present participle
  going, meaning.
Other Related
- Adjective
  candid, frankness, honest, sincere, straightforward, outspoken, heartfelt, earnest, genuine.
- Proper noun, singular
  franc, francs.
- Noun, plural
  francs.

Antonyms for Frank:

adj.
- completely honest
  secretive, insincere, timid, devious, ambiguous, shy, lying, abnormal, unclear, evasive, vague, uncommon, different, dishonest, meek, indirect.
- Other antonyms:
  inhibited, reserved, polite, dissembling, civil, polished, quiet, bland, unobvious, taciturn, close-mouthed, refined, genial, restrained, diplomatic, courteous, urbane, tactful, considerate, laconic, politic, tight-lipped, equivocal.

Homophones for Frank:

franck, franke, franc, Francke.

Hypernym for Frank:

n.
- person
  Salian Frank, salian.

Hyponym for Frank:

n.
- person
  european.
v.
- communication
  exempt, let off, excuse, relieve.
- contact
  stamp.

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