apert
- adjective
- /ˈeɪpərt/
- Archaic
:
franco
- Her apert honesty was rare in those times.
Examples
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Her apert demeanor made everyone feel welcome.
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The apert declaration surprised everyone in the council chamber.
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He spoke in an apert manner, hiding nothing from his friends.
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He spoke in an apert manner, revealing his true feelings.
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The ambassador made an apert statement about the ongoing negotiations, leaving no room for doubt.
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Her apert nature fostered open communication among team members, encouraging everyone to share their ideas.
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He appreciated the author's apert style, which made the complex topic easier to understand.
Synonyms
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1.6
To say or do things without hiding feelings
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4.6
Open and honest, telling the truth even when it is hard
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4.1
A person or process that is open and honest and does not hide information
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3.6
Someone who is honest and direct, not hiding anything
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4.9
Ready to talk and share information
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5.5
Being direct and honest when talking or acting
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4.1
In an honest, direct way without hiding your true thoughts
Antonyms
How Open
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word apert comes from the Latin verb aperire, which means 'to open', and is the same root as aperture. So to be apert is to be 'open' or frank, not hidden.