candidly 的定义
- in a frank, outspoken, straightforward way; openly and without holding back: We created a neutral space where everyone could speak candidly about race issues and also work side-by-side in "co-designing" solutions.
- without any posing or scripting, and typically without the knowledge of the person being photographed or filmed: We are stealing from our subjects when we work candidly—stealing moments, expressions, emotions, positions, and movements.
- fairly and impartially; honestly: “Look at these matters candidly, Mr. Editor,” wrote one subscriber.
candidly 近义词
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更多candidly例句
- Though candid and forthcoming in the podcast, there was more to the story.
- When invited to share their own experiences, particularly in response to stories on mental health and trauma, members were candid rather than being emotionally charged, unlike a lot of the often toxic comment sections in mainstream media.
- Our people are being candid and bold in addressing the unique challenges we, our communities, and our country face.
- In June, Ari told me, this time over the phone with a publicist and in a manner markedly less candid than her typical effusiveness, that the Girls in the Valley were pivoting.
- Check out some of the most candid musical memoirs on the bookshelves below and find out about some of the hardships behind some of your favorite hits.
- He talks candidly about the saga, non-monogamy, assisted suicide, and why he is ‘bored’ of the gay actor debate.
- “When I got there the resources were so limited,” she says, candidly.
- Well, if I was speaking candidly, when I watch it the sound drives me crazy.
- The host, Stephen Nolan, talks candidly to listeners about his own battle with obesity.
- While visiting the artist, the curators candidly asked Johns to allow MoMA to debut his newest, and then unfinished, collection.
- This is the law of the land and must be obeyed; and we candidly advise that it is useless for us to contend against it.
- Well, I havent the faintest knowledge in which direction the entrance lies, Gale said candidly.
- They may be of great interest to antiquarians and historians; but by myself, I candidly admit, they were not much valued.
- He would candidly avow, however, that he despaired of seeing the question brought to a speedy and satisfactory settlement.
- She asked candidly, "Were you always so damned hateful or did the revivification process do this to you?"