Synonyms for Be above-board:
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• level
Other relevant words:
- be frank
, - be on the up and up
, - be open
, - be straight
, - be straightforward
, - be up
, - be up-front
, - charge
, - come to terms
, - coming to terms
, - degree
, - dismantle
, - even
, - even out
, - flat
, - floor
, - flush
, - grade
, - horizontal surface
, - keep nothing back
, - layer
, - level
, - level off
, - levels
, - plane
, - point
, - pull down
, - rase
, - raze
, - spirit level
, - stage
, - storey
, - story
, - stratum
, - take down
, - talk straight
, - tear down
, - tell the truth
, - tied
, - tier
, - unwavering
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What are the hypernyms for Be above-board?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
be honest, be truthful, be forthright, be straightforward, Be reliable, Do what is right, abide by principles, act honestly, act with integrity, adhere to integrity, be above reproach, be principled, be scrupulous, be trustworthy, conduct oneself with integrity, observe ethics, practice openness.
What are the opposite words for be above-board?
The phrase "be above-board" generally means to be honest and transparent in one's actions or dealings. Some antonyms (words with opposite meanings) for this phrase might include "deceptive," "dishonest," "sneaky," "underhanded," or "secretive." These are all words that describe behavior that is less than ethical or straightforward. People who engage in such behavior may be trying to hide something, manipulate others, or gain an unfair advantage. In contrast, being "above-board" implies a level of integrity and trustworthiness that is highly valued in personal and professional relationships. It is always better to be honest and forthright in one's words and actions.
What are the antonyms for Be above-board?
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