candor
IPA: kˈændɝ
noun
- (obsolete) Whiteness; brilliance; purity.
- The state of being sincere and open in speech; honesty in expression.
- Impartiality.
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Examples of "candor" in Sentences
- I appreciate the candor of Jonny's admission.
- He lived and died without the luxury of candor.
- I appreciate the candor which probably will follow.
- The word 'candor' means honest and frank expression.
- Candor is served by the Candor Central School District.
- Begala's candor is a little brutal but right on target.
- Begala's candor is a little brutal; yet, right on target.
- Candor is a commune in the Oise department in northern France.
- But the Hollywood press, unaccustomed to candor, was delighted.
- Leibowitz was very surprised by the candor of these white witnesses.
- I remember Honore's work post-Katrina - and his candor is refreshing.
- Lenny worshipped the gods of Spontaneity, Candor and Free Association.
- He brings a candor to the movie that is very transparent with his role.
- You correctly point out that his candor is a big asset — complimented by his smooth call.
- Paine is often considered the patron saint of the left (though in candor, Reagan used to cite him, too).
- I just posted a similar sentiment to Tara, but I truly respect how courageous and honest your posts are for this – your candor is inspirational.
- My wife, in all candor, is busier than I and really isn't drawn to the same outdoor activities, though we camped regularly before the kids came along and a time or two after.
- This moment of candor is consistent with what Paul Davies wrote in his book, The 5th Miracle: "Many investigators feel uneasy stating in public that the origin of life is a mystery, even though behind closed doors they admit they are baffled."