Meaning of 'frank' in Chichewa is: mosapitirira

frank: mosapitirira

Adjective:

wosaneneka, moona, odzipereka, m'mbali, chenicheni, momasuka, kumveka, kuzungulira, lotseguka, wamaliseche, yotakata, anafukula, bwino, yosavuta, kwaulere, umasinthasintha, wogwiritsa, lokongola, mosadodometsedwa, wosamangidwa, yoletsedwa, wololera, akulola, oti amanenedwa pa chilichonse, wofatsa, woyera, imvi, wosalakwa, anamasulidwa, osachita, achindunji, litasamuka, manyuzipepala, kufotokoza, mwachindunji.

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Adjective(1) characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion(2) clearly manifest; evident(3) characterized by directness in manner or speech(4) without subtlety or evasion(5) clearly manifest(6) evident(7) completely honest
Noun(1) a member of the ancient Germanic peoples who spread from the Rhine into the Roman Empire in the 4th century(2) a smooth-textured sausage of minced beef or pork usually smoked; often served on a bread roll(3) a smooth-textured sausage of minced beef or pork usuallysmoked(4) often served on a bread roll
Verb(1) stamp with a postmark to indicate date and time of mailing(2) exempt by means of an official pass or letter, as from customs or other checks(3) exempt by means of an official pass or letter(4) as from customs or other checks

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(1) What needs to happen now is a frank and honest debate in which the communities are invited to take part.(2) She noticed that Pamela was watching a passing village with frank wonder.(3) Would you rather me lie and lead you into a false sense of security, or be frank and honest?(4) The age-old mindset seems to be that nothing but instability and drama can result from a frank statement about such matters.(5) The painting is clear and frank , far removed from the idealised picture of a woman that might have been expected.(6) It is refreshing to finally have a frank and open discussion about these ideological impasses.(7) English will frank the traveler through most of North America(8) I'd much prefer to be open and frank in this matter.(9) He felt a jab of dread as he saw the frank and the crest on the cover.(10) It was accepted by the court that the use of this type of evidence would deter witnesses from frank cooperation in inquiries if they were aware of the future use that this evidence might be put to.(11) On examination, a frank abscess was not seen, and she was admitted for intravenous antibiotic treatment.(12) Some of this is done through sharing experiences, but frank and honest discussions and observations are at the heart of the relationship.(13) We had very frank discussions on the matters at hand and there are differences of opinion.(14) It is absolutely essential that these matters are dealt with quickly and in a frank and honest manner.(15) The young pro-reform forces admire his righteous, sincere and frank personality which makes him fearless in the face of authority and willing to speak for disadvantaged groups.(16) And would say, Europeans or Asians be as honest as US citizens, who are consistently, and admirably frank on such issues?