TO BE PERFECTLY BLUNT

Definition: To speak candidly or directly without sugarcoating; to express one's thoughts or opinions in a straightforward and honest manner.

Synonyms: Frankly Speaking, Honestly Saying, To Be Honest, In All Honesty, To Be Fair

Usage Examples in Sentences

She was to be perfectly blunt about her dislike for broccoli.

To be perfectly blunt, he finds math class boring.

The teacher opted to be perfectly blunt when addressing the importance of studying for exams.

To be perfectly blunt, the new policy is ineffective and needs a complete overhaul.

The manager, to be perfectly blunt, criticized the team's performance in the meeting.

In the interview, to be perfectly blunt, she admitted her lack of experience but emphasized her eagerness to learn.

In the discussion, she chose to be perfectly blunt about the flaws in the educational system.

To be perfectly blunt, the intricacies of quantum physics often elude even the most seasoned scientists.

His avant-garde artwork, to be perfectly blunt, challenges conventional perceptions of reality.

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To be perfectly blunt, I think your idea needs some serious rethinking.

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He chose to be perfectly blunt with his feedback, which some found refreshing.

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She always appreciated it when people were willing to be perfectly blunt with her.

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She knew she had to be perfectly blunt if she wanted to get her point across.

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To be perfectly blunt, I have to say your idea is not feasible.

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The politician, to be perfectly blunt, admitted to his mistake publicly.

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They, to be perfectly blunt, didn't expect such a reaction from the audience.

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To be perfectly blunt, her singing skills need significant improvement.