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View synonyms for unforthcoming

unforthcoming

/ ˌʌnfɔːθˈkʌmɪŋ /

adjective

  1. not inclined to talk about something

    she was unforthcoming about her past

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Trials in Mexico are not conducted in public, and authorities have been especially unforthcoming about the San Fernando investigation.

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Astronauts, it turns out, are not ideal subjects for medical study, because they are notoriously stoic and unforthcoming about any symptom that might ground them.

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He said McGrath had been "unco-operative and unforthcoming with information" during the hearing and branded him a "thoroughly dishonest witness, quite prepared to manipulate and forge evidence and tell lies in court".

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Shakespeare’s characters are much richer and more readable than someone as unforthcoming as Trump.

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The trailer is unforthcoming, and the film doesn’t come out until some time next year.

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