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Meanings of more candid in English

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Usage of more candid in English
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Possibly a calmer and more candid mood might have befitted the investigation.
The Last Leaf / Observations, during Seventy-Five Years, of Men ...
2
The smaller more candid shots were just as relaxed, just as smiling.
Obsidian Butterfly
3
His glass eye was, if anything, more candid than the real one.
Complete Books of Blood
4
Once she was gone, Sharaf was more candid about his concerns.
Layover in dubai
5
No one could be franker or more candid in his conversation.
Strictly Business: More Stories of the Four Million
6
But on a broader and more candid consideration the case scarcely stands so.
What's Wrong with the World
7
It wrongfooted the negotiators, made them more candid than they intended to be.
The last testament
8
Nothing can be more candid than their relations with one another.
The Book of Delight and Other Papers
9
Never, indeed, was there a more candid or more modest child.
The Three Cities Trilogy: Lourdes, Volume 3
10
Maugham's book is far more candid about the homosexual act.
The Guardian
11
She couldn't have been more candid and yet more ambiguous.
Gratitude
12
He leaned toward her and a still more candid avowal trembled on his lips.
The Fur Bringers: A Story of the Canadian Northwest
13
And I am no different to other women-onlymore candid.
At Love's Cost
14
With Bobby, who was fourteen then, Dad was more candid:
True compass: a memoir
15
She was different from other women, more candid, less impressible.
Princess
16
But after this contest the Chilean offered an alternative, more candid view on the matter.
The Guardian
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