adjective Honest and open, not trying to hide anything
In real estate, 'aboveboard' is used to describe transactions or contracts that are conducted openly and without deceit.
In finance, 'aboveboard' is used to describe financial activities that are conducted with integrity and in compliance with regulations.
In business, 'aboveboard' is used to describe transactions or dealings that are honest, open, and transparent.
In legal contexts, 'aboveboard' refers to actions or agreements that are conducted in a legal and ethical manner.
In the publishing industry, it is important for writers to be aboveboard in their dealings with agents, publishers, and other writers to maintain a good reputation.
Ethical guidelines require psychologists to be aboveboard in their interactions with clients, maintaining confidentiality and avoiding conflicts of interest.