candor English

Meaning candor meaning

What does candor mean?

candor

— noun the quality of being honest and straightforward in attitude and speech

— noun (= fairness) ability to make judgments free from discrimination or dishonesty

Synonyms candor synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as candor?

candor English » English

candour

frankness

sincerity

openness

forthrightness

impartiality

directness

honesty

fairness

candidness

straightness

straightforwardness

fair-mindedness

equity

uprightness

unfeignedness

truthfulness

squareness

single mindedness

sincereness

probity

plain-dealing

openheartedness

objectivity

objectiveness

neutrality

neutralism

instancy

fair dealing

evenness

evenhood

equanimity

downrightness

devoutness

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How do I use candor in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I was surprised by Tom's candor.

I appreciate your candor.

He was surprised by her candor.

Tom was surprised by Mary's candor.

I value your candor.

Thank you for your candor.

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Your candor is refreshing.

He's written dozens of important books, yet he's maintained a childlike candor.

You force me into a position of. rather distasteful candor.

Do you value candor?

So you're telling me to shut up and sit down. Since candor is to be the currency of this conversation, yes.

Candor. So we're into candor now.

Thanks for your candor, Captain.

But, in all candor, I much prefer Frederick to Mike.

But it is his upright heart that leads him to speak with unadorned candor.

She had the sinuous grace of Araby, Ethiopian ardor, the startled candor of the French, the high art of the Indians, Yemeni coyness, and the narrow passage of a Chinese girl.

Candor seems to be a trait he admires.

I appreciate your candor but despite your condition, there is no one better equipped to deal with the Romulans than you.

IN ALL CANDOR, I NEED TO KEEP A LOW PROFILE FOR A WHILE.

He's written dozens of important books and has maintained a childish candor.

In candor, I ask you again why I have been brought here.

You realize, of course, I'm speaking in complete candor.

You are quite wealthy. -Thank you. Your candor is refreshing.

Sometimes I think, Mrs. Little, candor is the only kindness.

But I appreciate your candor.

She has talked of it since with more candor and generosity than she got from you!

We're all impressed with your candor and your stamina.

I thank you in advance for your candor.

You asked for candor.

Pardon my candor, but I was confounded by your decision this morning.

I need your candor.

He's written dozens of important books, yet he's maintained a childlike candor. I wonder how he can be so optimistic.

Your candor is refreshing, Mr. Perry, even if your judgement of character is somewhat questionable.

Thanks for your candor, Roger.

I had only planned to date one, but I appreciate your candor.

Thank you very much for your candor.

You's you said my. sexual candor aggressive thought.

News and current affairs

With rare candor, China's government recently released statistics on people arrested and prosecuted for endangering state security, the most serious political offence in the criminal code.

Finally, the reform sets out clearly for the first time what is expected of surveillance, and so should promote candor and evenhanded treatment of every country.

Of course, the ECB has had its problems--mainly in the communications area--and Duisenberg's candor sometimes did get him into trouble.

Mr. Zhu has been China's Jack Welch, the tough-minded, longtime CEO of the American conglomerate General Electric--a man celebrated for his candor, his global sophistication, and his insistence on performance.

Public spending cuts come more naturally to Conservatives, and they have - despite their lack of candor - attempted to make a virtue out of this necessity.

Though personal transparency is uncomfortable, wouldn't you rather answer to a piece of software than confront your friends' candor face-to-face?

Obama's lack of candor won't hurt him in the US, where domestic political calculations take precedence.