Pronunciation: /əˈbʌvˌbɔrd/
adjective Honest and open, not trying to hide anything
A1 She always plays fair and aboveboard in all her games.
A2 The company's financial transactions are completely aboveboard.
B1 It is important to ensure that all business dealings are conducted in an aboveboard manner.
B2 The politician's reputation for being aboveboard has helped gain the trust of the voters.
C1 The lawyer assured his clients that the contract was completely aboveboard and legally sound.
C2 The company's commitment to operating aboveboard has earned them a reputation for integrity in the industry.
formal It is important to always conduct business in an aboveboard manner to maintain trust and credibility.
informal Let's make sure everything we do is aboveboard so we don't get into any trouble.
slang We gotta keep things aboveboard, no shady business allowed.
figurative His intentions may seem aboveboard, but you never know what someone is truly thinking.
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