disarmingly frank

Frequency: 4.30.6 per million words

used to describe someone being surprisingly open and honest, in a way that makes you feel less critical

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Examples (20)

  • He was disarmingly frank about his past mistakes.
  • She was disarmingly frank about the team's mistakes.
  • "I have no idea what I'm doing," she admitted, with a disarmingly frank smile.
  • Let me be disarmingly frank with you for a moment.
  • The CEO's disarmingly frank assessment of the company's failures surprised the shareholders.
  • The CEO's email was disarmingly frank, addressing every concern head-on.
  • During the interview, the actor was disarmingly frank about his struggles with fame.
  • He can be disarmingly frank in interviews without sounding rude.
  • Her disarmingly frank nature often caught people off guard, but they usually ended up respecting her honesty.
  • They were disarmingly frank about the risks and the timeline.
  • Despite the criticism he faced, he remained disarmingly frank in his public statements.
  • Her apology was disarmingly frank and refreshingly sincere.
  • If you are disarmingly frank with them, they might be more willing to help.
  • To our surprise, the report is disarmingly frank about past failures.
  • Weren't you surprised by how disarmingly frank he was about the project's shortcomings?
  • If I'm being disarmingly frank, the plan needs more work.
  • In a political landscape often filled with evasion, her disarmingly frank answers were a breath of fresh air.
  • The candidate remained disarmingly frank throughout the debate.
  • It was his disarmingly frank confession that ultimately won them over.
  • She surveyed Sophie from top to toe in a disarmingly frank way.