[Idiom] MAKE NO BONES ABOUT IT. - Why Clear Communication Matters in Relationships

Make no bones about it.

Make no bones about it.

Express frankly; have no hesitation.

When someone "makes no bones about it," they are being utterly frank and direct, without any hesitation or evasion. The saying suggests a bold approach to communication where the speaker is straightforward about their opinions or feelings, leaving no room for doubt or misunderstanding.

Example Sentences

  1. I’ll make no bones about it; this is a tough decision.

    I'll be straightforward; this decision is very difficult.

  2. He makes no bones about his dislike for the new policy.

    He is very clear about his dislike for the new policy.

  3. She made no bones about quitting if the conditions did not improve.

    She was candid about her intention to quit if conditions did not improve.

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