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candor

[kan-der] / ˈkæn dər /


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Shiffrin’s candor thrust her to the center of ongoing discussions about mental health in sports.

From The Wall Street Journal

But as its popularity has grown, so has the risk that accompanies the type of candor the hosts offer.

From Salon

"Having that duty of candor, will give families the confidence that, if they're not being shared information, then the people who are not sharing it are at risk of prosecution," she said.

From BBC

The director’s memoir confronts his own appetites with candor.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was a confusing moment for Patrick and viewers, but his candor and decision to wear his heart on his sleeve made him more sympathetic.

From Los Angeles Times