Frank in Latin
Frank in Latin is Francus — Frank means honest and direct, even if the truth is blunt or uncomfortable.
Frank in Latin
Francus
One of the Franks, a Germanic federation that inhabited parts of what are now France, the Low Countries and Germany.
What does "Frank" mean?
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adj Honest and direct, even if the truth is blunt or uncomfortable.
"She gave a frank assessment of the company's finances."
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noun A hot dog or sausage (chiefly US).
"He grilled a dozen franks for the barbecue."
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verb To mark mail as officially exempt from postage, or to send it free of charge.
"Members of Congress can frank their official correspondence."
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Frank in a sentence
- She gave a frank assessment of the company's finances.
- To be frank, I don't think the plan will work.
- He grilled a dozen franks for the barbecue.
- Members of Congress can frank their official correspondence.
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What is "Frank" in Latin?
"Frank" in Latin is Francus. Frank means: Honest and direct, even if the truth is blunt or uncomfortable.
How do you use "Frank" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave a frank assessment of the company's finances." In Latin, "Frank" is Francus.
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