Lesson 4 Honestly, Fairness, and Openness

bluff

• to fool or deceive, mislead, frighten with false threats

• to invent in order to deceive

• completely honest

• real, not copied or fake, sincere

frank

• to fool or deceive, mislead, frighten with false threats

• to invent in order to deceive

• completely honest

• real, not copied or fake, sincere

fabricate

• to fool or deceive, mislead, frighten with false threats

• to invent in order to deceive

• completely honest

• real, not copied or fake, sincere

genuine

• to fool or deceive, mislead, frighten with false threats

• to invent in order to deceive

• completely honest

• real, not copied or fake, sincere

suppress

• to prevent from being published/known; to end by force

• to copy the words or ideas of another

• fair, not favoring one side over the other

• easy to see; apparent

obvious

• to prevent from being published/known; to end by force

• to copy the words or ideas of another

• fair, not favoring one side over the other

• easy to see; apparent

plagiarize

• to prevent from being published/known; to end by force

• to copy the words or ideas of another

• fair, not favoring one side over the other

• easy to see; apparent

impartial

• to prevent from being published/known; to end by force

• to copy the words or ideas of another

• fair, not favoring one side over the other

• easy to see; apparent

integrity

• strong moral character; sticking to one's morals

• dependable, able to be trusted

• fair, not favoring one side over the other

• easy to see; apparent

reliable

• strong moral character; sticking to one's morals

• dependable, able to be trusted

• fair, not favoring one side over the other

• easy to see; apparent