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Straight shooter
What is the origin of the idiom "straight shooter" and when to use it?
The phrase "straight shooter" originated from marksmanship, referring to someone who accurately hits a target without deviation. It is now used as an idiom to describe people who communicate and act honestly, without deception. This idiom can be used in personal, professional, or casual settings.
Example
He's a real straight shooter.
She's known as a straight shooter.
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