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Meanings of candid in anglès

Characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion.

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      Straightforward and direct without reserve or secretiveness.

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            A spontaneous or unposed photograph.

                  Candid.

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                          Examples for "candid photograph"
                          Examples for "candid photograph"
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                          The two photographers are known for stark and candid photographs of street-life in the 1960s.
                          Reuters
                          Usage of candid in anglès
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                          Tomczyk was candid, however, about the difficulties of making such arrangements work.
                          Reuters
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                          Given the praise he had just received, Pitar ventured a candid response.
                          Edge of Infinity
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                          Yet she's refreshingly candid about the advantage her family name has offered.
                          News.com.au
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                          I wasn't entirely candid with him, however, as I suspect he knew.
                          Rite of Passage
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                          They're not bummed by any means; they're just candid in their answers.
                          Radio NZ
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                          The innocent sensuality in the candid avowal of his tastes inspired confidence.
                          Celt and Saxon — Volume 2
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                          Sophie is aware of the chatter and perfectly candid in her response.
                          News.com.au
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                          He would say it's good to see you, but-canwe be candid?
                          Internecine
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                          The final measures are betting odds and last-minute speeches by candid- ates.
                          The new yorker
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                          Apparently Alia really did want to have a candid, if uncomfortable, discussion.
                          The Winds of Dune
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                          The event also delivered a candid moment from the soon-to-be-wed royal couple.
                          News.com.au
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                          Denial is deadly. This candid expression isn't without merit or logical support.
                          Ebony
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                          The Friday Interview:Brody Sweeney is probably too candid to be a politician.
                          The Irish Times
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                          Dr Heather Noble, the hospital's medical director, is candid about the challenges.
                          The Guardian
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                          Spinoza abounds in the same sense, and is as usual perfectly candid-
                          Darwiniana : Essays — Volume 02
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                          I want a candid opinion; but on no account say anything disparaging.
                          Molly Bawn
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