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candid

[kan-did] / ˈkæn dɪd /


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The judge ruled that Bill Clinton’s 79 audiotapes of candid discussions about his presidency with a historian were considered personal by Mr. Clinton and thus protected from forced disclosure to the archives.

From The Wall Street Journal

We spent the most time joking and capturing candid moments with Billy comfortably leaning into that furry hug.

From Los Angeles Times

And it affected me more than I thought it would, to be candid.

From Los Angeles Times

In surprisingly candid remarks, Powell indicated the Fed does not trust official government statistics that estimate the economy added an average of 40,000 new jobs a month from April to September.

From MarketWatch

Ms. Knowles’s candid narrative of raising her extraordinary daughters, staying true to herself in the world of entertainment and living with humility amid success is inspiring and instructive.

From The Wall Street Journal