straightforwardly Antonyms
Strongest:
- wordily
- falsely
- courteously
- politely
- courteously
- falsely
- tactfully
- civilly
- diplomatically
- verbosely
- diplomatically
- civilly
- tactfully
- wordily
- verbosely
- politely
Strong:
- insincerely
- deceitfully
- untruthfully
- evasively
- mendaciously
- erroneously
- hypocritically
- indirectly
- fallaciously
- deceitfully
- equivocally
- indirectly
- hypocritically
- evasively
- erroneously
- long-windedly
- insincerely
- ambiguously
- ambiguously
- fallaciously
- long-windedly
- mendaciously
- untruthfully
- equivocally
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Meaning of straightforwardly
straightforwardly (r)
with firmness and conviction; without compromise
straightforwardly Sentence Examples
- The instructions were straightforwardly written, making the task easy to follow.
- The doctor straightforwardly explained the diagnosis to the patient without any medical jargon.
- The salesperson straightforwardly presented the product's features and benefits.
- The teacher straightforwardly outlined the exam expectations to the students.
- The manager straightforwardly addressed the team's concerns during the meeting.
- The politician straightforwardly answered the reporter's questions without any hesitation.
- The scientist straightforwardly presented their research findings to the conference attendees.
- The customer service representative straightforwardly resolved the issue, leaving no room for confusion.
- The lawyer straightforwardly advised his client on the legal implications of the case.
- The parent straightforwardly discussed the consequences of the child's behavior.
FAQs About the word straightforwardly
with firmness and conviction; without compromise
plain, directly, honestly,openly, plainly, simply, straightforward, abruptly, sincerely, forthrightly
wordily, falsely, courteously,politely, courteously, falsely, tactfully, civilly, diplomatically, verbosely
The instructions were straightforwardly written, making the task easy to follow.
The doctor straightforwardly explained the diagnosis to the patient without any medical jargon.
The salesperson straightforwardly presented the product's features and benefits.
The teacher straightforwardly outlined the exam expectations to the students.
