let's face it


let's face it

We need to recognize the truth; we should face reality. Let's face it, Hannah, you never wanted to go on this trip. I'm not sure he has the right skill set for this position, and, let's face it, his interview was pretty poor.See also: face

let's face it

let's be honest, admitting unpalatable facts. 2002 DVD Verdict There's never much need or reason to slow down and ponder characterization or plot – I mean, let's face it, this isn't Shakespeare. See also: face

let’s ˈface it

(informal) we must accept the unpleasant facts; let’s be honest: Let’s face it — we just don’t have enough money to buy a new car. ♢ Let’s face it. He married her for her money, not for love.See also: face

let's face it

Let us accept reality; let’s see things as they are. The title of a 1941 Cole Porter musical, the term took hold in the next two decades and soon became a cliché. See also: face