tell-all

[tel-awl]

adjective

1. thoroughly revealing; candid; personal.

   a tell-all biography of the movie star.

Example Sentences

The podcaster who rose to fame hosting the tell-all interview show “Call Her Daddy” on Monday said she had opened the Unwell Creative Agency, a new unit of Cooper’s media company Unwell.

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Labrada has been publicly outspoken about what he sees as his mistreatment at the hands of the department, making numerous appearances on law enforcement-friendly podcasts to plug a forthcoming tell-all book about his time as an L.A. cop.

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In a tell-all letter addressed to the South Lake Tahoe community, Mayor Tamara Wallace confessed on Monday that she “took funds” from the city’s Presbyterian church after a prolonged “mental health crisis,” according to the letter published by the Tahoe Daily Tribune.

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“The music is Mötley Crüe — Mötley Crüe is not ‘The Dirt,’ ” says Sixx, citing the 2019 film based on the band’s 2001 tell-all memoir.

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“Notes to John” was never going to be a tell-all.

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Related Words

• chat 
• communicate 
• describe 
• express 
• reveal 
• say 
• sing 
• speak 
• tell