Translations for „plainspoken“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

plainspoken ADJ

plainspoken

صافٍ

plainspoken

خالِص

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English

Her plainspoken lyrics leave little room for misinterpretation.

messandnoise.com

Haggard's song titles were plainspoken and evocative.

www.cnn.com

Plainspoken language is at a premium when working for senior commanders or diplomats, as our graduates will in future assignments.

thediplomat.com

The billionaire controls 33 percent of the vote and has earned the trust of investors with his plainspoken manner -- and by making many of them rich.

www.bloomberg.com

The film will appeal mostly to fans of the director's work, but even the more general cinephile will find much of interest here in its plainspoken ways.

news.nationalpost.com

The second type is the everyman: the plainspoken, not-more-than-moderately ambitious fellow who sticks up for what's right because that's what anyone with a little common sense and decency would do.

www.thenation.com

He's a very plainspoken writer, and also one that speaks both politically and emotionally about the world that he lives in.

www.macleans.ca

However modest their subjects, the songs were delivered with a plainspoken wistfulness that was intensely earnest but rarely impassioned.

www.theatlantic.com

One of these tools, was the ability to be plainspoken.

www.thefreepress.ca

The plainspoken authority of that observation comes not just from the characters, but from the author.

www.theglobeandmail.com