upfront
1 of 2adjective/ˈʌp.ˌfrʌnt/
Forms:more upfront,most upfront
1
direct and honest in communication, especially regarding challenging or sensitive matters
- She appreciated his upfront approach to discussing potential challenges in the project.
- His upfront admission of his mistake earned him respect from his colleagues.
- The upfront explanation of the company's financial situation reassured investors.
- Despite the awkwardness, she decided to be upfront about her feelings for him.
- He appreciated her upfront honesty about her intentions from the beginning.