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- SINCERE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of SINCERE is free of dissimulation : honest How to use sincere in a sentence Synonym Discussion of Sincere
- SINCERE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
SINCERE definition: 1 (of a person, feelings, or behaviour) not pretending or lying; honest: 2 (of a person… Learn more
- SINCERE definition in American English | Collins English Dictionary
sincere in American English (sɪnˈsɪr ) adjective Word forms: sincerer, sincerest Origin: MFr sincére < L sincerus, clean, pure, sincere
- Sincere - definition of sincere by The Free Dictionary
Define sincere sincere synonyms, sincere pronunciation, sincere translation, English dictionary definition of sincere adj sin·cer·er , sin·cer·est 1 Not feigned or affected; genuine: sincere indignation 2 Being without hypocrisy or pretense; true: a sincere friend
- Sincere - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com
Being sincere is being genuine If someone compliments you on your outfit, but you notice them rolling their eyes when they think you’re not looking, they probably weren't being sincere
- sincere - WordReference. com Dictionary of English
Sunny one so true not sound sincere on the market the most sincere effort Pronunciation: sincere sincere sincere sincere fidelity from our guests and <our> multicultural staff sincere friendships vs a sincere friendship sincere or Scrupulous? sincere students more Visit the English Only Forum Help WordReference: Ask in the forums yourself
- SINCERE Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com
SINCERE definition: free of deceit, hypocrisy, or falseness; earnest See examples of sincere used in a sentence
- sincere - definition and meaning - Wordnik
sincere: Not feigned or affected; genuine He is sincere, I am certain, _sincere_ even in his most despotic acts -- from a sense that that _is_ the _only_ way to govern Queen Victoria E Gordon Browne He is stern and severe -- with fixed principles of _duty_ which _nothing_ on earth will make him change; very _clever_ I do _not_ think him, and his mind is an uncivilised one; his education
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