unfrank

That unknown, approaching thing, seemeth ever ill, my brother, which must have unfrank heralds to go before.

To Editor Armstrong the record demonstrates that the Chamberlain policy of appeasement was inept, vacillating, intriguing, unfrank.

Consequently, they are laughing at Uncle Sam here—it comes near to being ridicule, in fact, for seeming to jump at Bernstorff's unfrank assurances.

In a woman so unfrank, her occasional bursts of frankness were surprising and, as he thought, not altogether complimentary.