candid in Italian
candid in Italian is candido — candid means honest and direct, even when the truth might be uncomfortable.
candid in Italian
candido
What does "candid" mean?
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adj Honest and direct, even when the truth might be uncomfortable.
"He gave a candid account of the company's failures."
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adj Natural and unposed, especially describing a photograph.
"The photographer preferred candid shots over stiff posed portraits."
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noun A photo taken without the subject posing.
"She kept a whole album of candids from the wedding."
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candid in a sentence
- He gave a candid account of the company's failures.
- Thank you for being so candid with me about the problem.
- The photographer preferred candid shots over stiff posed portraits.
- She kept a whole album of candids from the wedding.
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What is "candid" in Italian?
"candid" in Italian is candido. candid means: Honest and direct, even when the truth might be uncomfortable.
How do you use "candid" in a sentence?
Example: "He gave a candid account of the company's failures." In Italian, "candid" is candido.
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