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adj. Free from prejudice; impartial.

adj. Characterized by openness and sincerity of expression; unreservedly straightforward: In private, I gave them my candid opinion. See Synonyms at frank1.

adj. Not posed or rehearsed: a candid snapshot.

n. An unposed informal photograph.

adj. Impartial and free from prejudice.

adj. Straightforward, open and sincere.

adj. Not posed or rehearsed.

n. A spontaneous or unposed photograph.

adj. White.

adj. Free from undue bias; disposed to think and judge according to truth and justice, or without partiality or prejudice; fair; just; impartial.

adj. Open; frank; ingenuous; outspoken.

Bright; white.

Honest and frank; open and sincere; ingenuous; outspoken: of persons: as, to be candid with you, I think you are wrong.

Free from undue bias; fair; just; impartial: of persons or their acts: as, a candid view or construction.

Synonyms and Candid, Fair, Open, Frank, Ingenuous, Naïve, Sincere, unprejudiced, unbiased. The first seven words apply to the spirit, expression, or manner. The candid man is able to look impartially on both sides of a subject, especially giving due weight to arguments or opinions opposed to his own, and due credit to the motives of opponents; candid speech is essentially the same as frank speech, sometimes going so far as to be blunt. Fair belongs primarily to conduct, but in regard to speech and thought it is the same as candid: as, a man preëminently fair in dealing with opposing views. Open is opposed to concealment; the open man does not cultivate a politic reserve, but expresses his opinions freely, without stopping to think of their effect upon his own interests. Frank, literally, free; the freedom may be in regard to one's own opinions, which is the same as openness, or in regard to things belonging to others, where the freedom may go so far as to be unpleasant, or it may disregard conventional ideas as to reticence. Hence, while openness Is consistent with timidity, frankness implies some degree of boldness. Ingenuous implies a permanent moral quality, an elevated inability to be other than honest or open, even to one's own loss; there is a peculiar subjective cast to the word, as though the man stood most in awe of the disapprobation of his own judgment and conscience; hence the close connection between ingenuousness and modesty. Naive expresses a real or an assumed unconsciousness of the way in which one's words meet conventional rules, or of the construction which may be put upon them by others; naïveté is thus an openness or frankness proceeding from native or assumed simplicity or artlessness. Sincere expresses the spirit and language that go with the love of truth; the sincere man is necessarily candid and fair, and as open and frank as seems required by truth.

Pure; clear; fair.

adj. openly straightforward and direct without reserve or secretiveness

adj. characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion

adj. informal or natural; especially caught off guard or unprepared

"The White House said the president wants to continue building what he termed a candid, constructive and cooperative bilateral relationship with China."

artless    ingenuous    direct    unstudied    uncontrived   

candle    chandlery    candelabrum    chandler    candela    candlepower    candidate    candlestick    candour   

just    impartial    equitable    open    frank    artless    unbiased    fair    ingenuous    White   

banded    branded    commanded    demanded    disbanded    evenhanded    expanded    handed    landed    lefthanded   

frank    truthful    impartial    straightforward    disinterested    sober    ingenuous    attentive    conscientious    fearless