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candid
[kan-did]
adjective
frank; outspoken; open and sincere.
a candid critic.
free from reservation, disguise, or subterfuge; straightforward.
a candid opinion.
a candid photo.
a candid mind.
Archaic., white.
Archaic., clear; pure.
noun
an unposed photograph.
candid
/ ˈkændɪd /
adjective
frank and outspoken
he was candid about his dislike of our friends
without partiality; unbiased
unposed or informal
a candid photograph
obsolete
white
clear or pure
Other Word Forms
- candidly adverb
- candidness noun
- pseudocandid adjective
- quasi-candid adjective
- subcandid adjective
- supercandid adjective
- uncandid adjective
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of candid1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
She released a candid memoir, My Thoughts Exactly, in the same year, but took a break from music shortly afterwards, and began dating Harbour in 2019.
Their candid contention: this government isn't good enough at explaining what it's doing, who it's for and what the prime minister is all about.
The Malaysia talks come after a "candid, in-depth and constructive" weekend call between He and US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who will attend the meeting.
The books is a candid look into the nonbinary author’s exploration of identity, chronicling the frustrations and joys and epiphanies of eir journey and self discovery.
Throughout the first several tracks, she confronts her inner monologue through candid lyrics, offering herself a reality check.
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