When someone is candid, they say what they really think. They do not hide their true feelings. People use candid to describe honest and open talk.
She gave a candid answer to the question.
He was candid about his mistakes today.
Candid also describes photos taken without asking people to pose. These pictures look natural and real, not planned or fake.
She took candid photos at the party.
The photographer likes candid pictures of people.
Candid can mean someone speaks in an open and honest way. Sometimes this honesty is strong and can surprise other people.
He gave a candid opinion about the project.
She was candid during the meeting with clients.
Candid can be used when someone is fair and shows no favoritism. They tell things honestly without changing facts to one side.
The journalist gave a candid report of the event.
We need a candid review of the case details.
Sometimes candid means very direct and clear, even if it sounds rude or blunt. People use it when someone says things plainly without softening words.
His candid remarks shocked some people.
She was candid about the poor results.
Candid also describes actions or expressions that show true feelings. When a smile or laugh is candid, it is natural and real, not fake or forced.
She gave a candid smile during the talk.
His candid laugh was easy to hear.
Substantive noun frequently used in both conversational and formal contexts.
The committee focused on the critical role of candid in modern education.
Further study of candid will help uncover important underlying patterns.
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