IPA: /ˈfɔːrskwɛər/
KK: /ˈfɔrˌskwɛr/
Describing something that has four equal sides and four right angles, like a square, or showing strong and honest beliefs.
The architect designed a foursquare building that stood out in the city.
In a direct and straightforward way, without any hesitation or ambiguity.
She answered the question foursquare, leaving no room for doubt.
Foursquare → It is formed from "four" (from Old English "feower", meaning the number four) and "square" (from Latin "quadratum", meaning a shape with four equal sides). The word "foursquare" describes something that is both four-sided and has equal angles, often implying honesty or straightforwardness.
Think of the number 'four' and a 'square' shape, which has four equal sides. This helps you remember that 'foursquare' refers to something that is both four-sided and honest.
No commonly confused words.