straightforward
Pronunciation: [streɪtˈfɔrwərd]
Word
Context: “understanding”
(adjective) when something is simple and easy to understand. If a task is straightforward, it doesn't have lots of tricky steps or confusing parts.
Example
The instructions for the game were straightforward, so everyone could follow them easily.
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The math problem was not straightforward; it had many extra details that confused the students.
Example
Are the rules of this game straightforward enough for everyone to understand?
Context: “character”
(adjective) when someone is honest and direct without hiding anything. A straightforward person tells you exactly what they think and feel.
Example
She gave a straightforward answer that helped clear up the confusion.
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His response was not straightforward; he avoided the question and didn't really answer.
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Why is it important to be straightforward when discussing your feelings?
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