to represent and warrant
Verb
manifestly ill-founded
Adjective, Law
large as life (and twice as natural)
to speak unreservedly
Verb
to swing round into clear disapproval
Verb
clearly evident
Adjective
to stipulate expressly
Verb
to be quite honest about it
Verb
to call a spade a spade
Verb
manifestly ill-founded
Adjective, Law
to held up to public obloquy
Verb
to see clear in a matter
Verb
to make no bones about
Verb
to give it to someone straight
Verb
to make something plain to sb
Verb
to raise an outcry against sb
Verb
to come on to someone
Verb
to come on to someone
Verb
to post someone as a coward
Verb
to tackle someone about a matter
Verb
to flatly deny something
Verb
to say something to someone's face
Verb
to make one's meaning clear
Verb
to put the case clearly
Verb
to come out of the closet
Verb
to tell the plaint truth
Verb
to tell the plain truth
Verb
to announce publicly
Verb
to wear your heart on your sleeve
Verb
to see clear in a matter
Verb
to frank concession of one's guilt
Verb
anticipatory breach of contract
Contract Law
to tell someone a out (the a of it ,)
Verb
to make one's meaning perfectly plain
Verb