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noun Surely, if you own up to something, you should be praised for your honesty, not punished.) ærlighet, oppriktighet, redelighetsubst. \/ˈɒnɪstɪ\/1) ærlighet, oppriktighet, hederlighet, redelighet, rettskaffenhet2) ( plante i slekten Lunaria) judaspenge3) ( foreldet) dydighetannual honesty ( plantearten Lunaria annua)judaspenge, peterspengehonesty is the best policy ( ordspråk) ærlighet varer lengstin all honesty med hånden på hjertetin honesty of purpose i ærlig hensiktperennial honesty ( plantearten Lunaria rediviva) månefiol
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