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honest

/ˈɒn.ɪst/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne qui dit la vérité, ne trompe pas et ne vole pas, et agit avec intégrité et loyauté.

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adjective

/ˈɒn.ɪst/A2formal
  • frQualifie une personne qui dit la vérité, ne trompe pas et ne vole pas, et agit avec intégrité et loyauté.

Describes a person who tells the truth and does not cheat or steal.

  1. Truthful and sincereA2formal

    Free of deceit; truthful and straightforward in speech and action.

    frhonnête

    • She is an honest person who always tells the truth.
    • He gave an honest opinion about the project.
    • Being honest with yourself is the first step to growth.

    Synonymescandidforthrightfrankgenuineopenreliablesincerestraightforwardtruthful

    Antonymesdeceitfuldishonestinsincerelyingmendaciousuntruthful

  2. Fair and justB1formal

    Characterized by integrity and fairness in dealings.

    frHonnête, juste et intègre

    • The honest worker was rewarded for his loyalty.
    • They made an honest effort to resolve the dispute.
    • An honest day's work deserves fair pay.

    Synonymesequitableethicalfairfair-mindedhonorableimpartialincorruptiblejustscrupulousunbiasedupright

    Antonymescorruptdeceitfuldishonestunfairunjust

  3. Genuine or authenticB1informal

    Not counterfeit or artificial; real.

    frAuthentique, véritable

    • This is an honest mistake, not a deliberate error.
    • She has an honest smile that puts everyone at ease.
    • The honest truth is that we need more time.

    Synonymesactualauthenticgenuinelegitimaterealtrueveritable

    Antonymesartificialboguscounterfeitfakefalseinauthenticphonyshamsynthetic

Formes
  • more honest comparative form
  • most honest superlative form
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