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Adjective(1) characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion(2) informal or natural; especially caught off guard or unprepared(3) openly straightforward and direct without reserve or secretiveness(4) characterized by directness in manner or speech(5) without subtlety or evasion(6) informal or natural(7) especially caught off guard or unprepared(8) starkly realistic(9) honest

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(1) Ford always seemed candid about his personal life; his closet was reserved for fine clothes, not guilty secrets.(2) Only in unique relationships can a CEO afford to open up, be candid , be vulnerable.(3) It is helpful to identify a person or a group of people with whom we can have an open and candid relationship.(4) Such candid discussion, I was told, was unprecedented in a dual-gender public forum.(5) You would hope that all of those who are interviewed would be truthful and candid and forthcoming.(6) I liked to take candid shots of people and places, and the park was one of my favorite places to go.(7) Jennifer said her husband inspired many people by being candid about his own strife.(8) The light was fantastic; the shots, experimental candid shots of strangers were so-so.(9) At the very least, we need to have a frank and candid debate about what we're getting for what we're giving up.(10) He failed in his duty to be candid with the British people.(11) Dijkstra deliberately walks a line between posed and candid shots.(12) Peyton's work may be said to simulate a posed fashion shot, his a candid photo.(13) Sofia dailies were rivalling each other in coming out with candid photos of the two.(14) We need everybody to be truthful and candid when they're interviewed by the police.(15) Corporate tax people need to be candid and straightforward about all that information.(16) The popularity of candid shots also has inspired a new generation of wedding albums.