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straight-thinking

straight-thinking adjective: thinking clearly and rationally.

Adjective

straight-thinking (comparative more straight-thinking, superlative most straight-thinking)

  1. Thinking clearly and rationally.
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Forms of straight-thinking

comparativemore straight-thinking
superlativemost straight-thinking

Questions about straight-thinking

What does straight-thinking mean?
Straight-thinking means thinking clearly and rationally.
What part of speech is straight-thinking?
Straight-thinking is an adjective.

Words near straight-thinking in the dictionary

  1. straight-shooter
  2. straight-shooters
  3. straight-shooting
  4. straight-six
  5. straight-sixes
  6. straight-thinking
  7. straight-through
  8. straight-to-dvd
  9. straight-tusked elephant
  10. straight-tusked elephants
  11. straight-up

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