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candid

[kan-did] / ˈkæn dɪd /


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Many are beginning to be far more candid.

From The Wall Street Journal

With the sport steering in a more candid direction, Wolff says "the teams have realised it's more than just about the racing, it's the drama off track, the personalities off track".

From BBC

But she faces strong competition from Mercury Prize winner Sam Fender and a resurgent Lily Allen, whose candid exposé of her failing marriage became one of last year's most talked-about albums.

From BBC

Next, you both need to sit down and have a candid conversation about what exactly he expects from you.

From MarketWatch

She was a practiced, phenomenal flirt, “Now, Doctor—be candid!—am I not correct when I say you are an enigma past finding out? You know I am.”

From Literature