Collocations for frank - adj.
ADVERB
extremely,
fairly,
very,
etc.
remarkably
absolutely, perfectly, quite
Let me be perfectly frank with you.
remarkably
absolutely, perfectly, quite
Let me be perfectly frank with you.
disarmingly,
refreshingly
(esp. BrE)
She surveyed Sophie from top to toe in a disarmingly frank way.
She surveyed Sophie from top to toe in a disarmingly frank way.
brutally
She was brutally frank in her assessment of our chances.
She was brutally frank in her assessment of our chances.
surprisingly
PREPOSITION
about
Macmillan was quite frank about his concerns.
Macmillan was quite frank about his concerns.
with
To be frank with you, I don't really think you have a chance.
To be frank with you, I don't really think you have a chance.
PHRASES
full and frank
a full and frank exchange of views
a full and frank exchange of views
to be frank (with you) …
To be frank, I don't care who wins.
To be frank, I don't care who wins.
Frank is used with these nouns:
admiration, admission, discussion, exchange
admiration, admission, discussion, exchange