IPA: //ˈfræŋkər//
KK: /ˈfræŋkər/
More open and honest in expressing thoughts or feelings than someone else.
She was franker in her opinions than her colleagues during the meeting.
Comparative: franker
Superlative: frankest
A person or thing that provides a frank or free expression, often related to sending mail without postage.
The franker allowed us to send our letters without paying for stamps.
Franker → It is formed from "frank" (from Old French *franc*, meaning free or open) and "-er" (meaning a person who). The word "franker" refers to a person who is open or candid in their expression.
Think of someone who is 'open' ('frank') in their communication — the '-er' indicates that this person is characterized by being frank.