transparency
/tɹænsˈpæɹənsi/
noun 5
Collocations
5ADJ.
all, bad, complete, electoral, financial, fiscal, large, problematic
The company promised complete transparency in its financial records after the scandal.
VERB + TRANSPARENCY
believe, displayed, doing, lack, like, need, needs, questioning
The government needs transparency in how it spends public money.
TRANSPARENCY + NOUN
accountability, algeria, communication, democracy, donald, information, law, stothard
The government promised greater transparency in communication with the public about its spending decisions.
PREP.
in, in
The government promised greater transparency in its financial dealings after the scandal.
ADV.
increasingly
Companies are increasingly focused on transparency in how they use customer data.
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