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    The document discusses the importance of honesty and truthfulness. It defines words related to dishonesty like hypocrite, two-faced, and fake. It also provides idioms about honesty like "facing the music" and "showing your true colors". Questions are posed about what honesty means, whether people consider themselves honest, and the impacts of honesty in relationships.

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    The document discusses the importance of honesty and truthfulness. It defines words related to dishonesty like hypocrite, two-faced, and fake. It also provides idioms about honesty like "facing the music" and "showing your true colors". Questions are posed about what honesty means, whether people consider themselves honest, and the impacts of honesty in relationships.

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    The document discusses the importance of honesty and truthfulness. It defines words related to dishonesty like hypocrite, two-faced, and fake. It also provides idioms about honesty like "facing the music" and "showing your true colors". Questions are posed about what honesty means, whether people consider themselves honest, and the impacts of honesty in relationships.

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    HONESTY & TRUTHFULNESS

    Questions to discuss
    Hypocrite , n /ˈhɪpəkrɪt/ a person 1. What does honesty mean to you?
    who pretends to be someone else 2. Do you think you are an honest person? Why would
    or to have feelings or abilities that you say so?
    he or she does not really have 3. What is half-truth? Is saying half-truth being dishonest?
    4. Do you believe in white lies?
    Two-faced, adj , insincere and 5. Is honesty always the best policy?
    deceitful, dishonest 6. What is your common reaction when you find out
    people are telling lies?
    Fake & Phony n , A person who 7. What can you gain from being honest & lose by being
    dishonest?
    falsely claims to be, feel, who acts
    8. Why is honesty so important in intimate relationships?
    sweet but spreads rumors about
    you behind your back

    Sincere adj, sɪnˈsɪə/ ,free from Idiomatic Expressions


    presence or deceit, honest

    Straightforward adj, /streɪtˈfɔːwəd/ To Face the music, be confronted with the unpleasant
    (of a person) honest and frank. consequences of one's actions.
    To Show your true color, to reveal one's real nature or
    Authentic adj, /ɔːˈθɛntɪk/ being
    actually and exactly what is character.
    claimed, genuine To Get caught red handed, to discover someone while
    they are doing something bad or illegal.
    Misleading adj, /mɪsˈliːdɪŋ/, giving The Snowball effect, a situation in which one action or
    the wrong idea or impression. event causes many other similar actions or events.
    To Get away with something, To escape or avoid
    Deception n /dɪˈsɛpʃ(ə)n/ , the
    punishment for doing something.
    action of deceiving someone, fraud
    To turn blind eye on something, Deliberately overlook
    Truth Collocation or ignore something.
    To Spill the beans, reveal secret information
    To tell the truth unintentionally.
    To find out the truth What you see is what to get, There is nothing hidden or
    To accept the truth unknown features, traits, characteristics, etc.
    To hide the truth
    Brutal honesty, express something in a clear and
    To admit the truth
    accurate way, without attempting to disguise its
    Absolute truth unpleasantness.
    Whole truth Keep someone in dark, deliberately keep someone
    Simple truth uninformed.
    Awful truth To Come clean, be completely honest; to tell the truth.
    Horrible truth

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