Openly, without disguise or concealment, clearly, plainly.

To a person's face; openly. Frequently contrasted with behind. Obsolete.

Without concealment; so that all may see, hear, or take notice; in public, publicly.

Without concealment or reserve; plainly, openly; blatantly. Formerly also (Scottish): †without confirmation or proof (obsolete).

in (also to) a person's beard: in (or to) a person's face; openly, resolutely. Now rare.

Openly.

Openly to the senses, publicly, plainly; without secrecy or concealment. (Opposed to privily.)

Openly, in public, in a public or open manner. Obsolete.

= openly, adv. Also: †loudly (obsolete).

Openly, manifestly, without concealment or secrecy; outwardly, publicly.

Openly, without concealment; publicly; evidently, manifestly. Opposed to privily. Obsolete (Scottish in later use).

In a manner clear to the mind or senses; manifestly, obviously; clearly, distinctly.

Unconcealed or plainly seen condition. in (also on) open: in public; for all to see or hear; outwardly. into open: into public notice or view. Obs…

in apert (Old French en apert): openly, in public. into apert: to public view. Obsolete.

Without concealment; openly; publicly. Obsolete.

in open (also general) audience: so that everyone can hear; openly, publicly. Now archaic and rare.

Openly, manifestly, plainly, publicly.

out of commonalty: in private, in secret. Similarly in commonalty: in public, in the presence of other people. Obsolete. rare.

To the knowledge of others or to public knowledge; openly, candidly. Now usually intensified by right (see right, adv. phrases 2).

Concealment; chiefly in without lain (or but lain), without concealment or disguise.

In public, openly. Obsolete.

= publicly, adv. 1.

= pertly, adv. Now rare (U.S. regional in later use).

in public. In a public place; before spectators or onlookers; publicly, openly, without concealment. Formerly also †in the public (obsolete).

Perhaps: openly, publicly. Obsolete.

Scottish. in pert: openly, in public; = in apert at apert, adj. 6. Obsolete.

to a person's face: openly, in a person's sight, hearing, or presence (implying frankness, effrontery, or a lack of decorum).

in (‥) height. Obsolete. in height, (Scottish) into height: aloud; openly; in an open or evident manner.

Prominently, in public.

Hiding place; = hidels, n. in hidel, in concealment, in secret; but hidel, without any concealment, openly.

In a public or open manner; in the presence or with the knowledge of people generally; in public.

Openly, without concealment. Obsolete.

Publicly; so that the fact may be widely known Obsolete.

Publicly; in the eyes of the world. Obsolete. rare.

above board: open, openly, in the sight of all the company; see above board, adv. adj. Similarly †under board: secretly, deceptively (obsolete).

Openly; in a straightforward manner. Obsolete. rare.

on (also upon) the square. With a square front; face to face; directly, openly. Now rare.

(un-, prefix1 affix 5; cf. undisguised, adj.)

Outspokenly, openly; manifestly, markedly, decidedly; fully.

openly, manifestly.

under a person's nose: right in front of a person; esp. (done) right in front of a person but without him or her noticing, or noticing in time to…

Usually modifying an adjective or adjectival phrase: as is manifest; evidently, unmistakably, openly.

†before faces: in public, in company. Obsolete.

= publicly, adv.

Plainly and openly. Obsolete. rare.

transferred. Of payments: in advance; initially. Also openly, frankly.