honesty

UK /ˈɒn.ɪ.sti/ US /ˈɑ.nɪ.sti/
noun 4name 1

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

absolute, complete, scrupulous, total

She appreciated her friend's scrupulous honesty, even when the truth was difficult to hear.

transparent

brutal, painful, ruthless

When he admitted his mistake to the coach, his brutal honesty earned both respect and a harsh penalty.

disarming

intellectual

She appreciated his intellectual honesty when he admitted he didn't understand the complicated theory.

VERB + HONESTY

have

He had the honesty to tell his boss that he made a serious mistake at work.

lack | expect

PREP

in ~

with ~

My grandfather always spoke with honesty about his mistakes, even when it was difficult.

~ about

She was refreshingly honest about her mistakes during the job interview.

PHRASES

honesty and integrity

She was known throughout the company for her honesty and integrity in dealing with clients.

in all honesty

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