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uncandidness

/kan-did-nis/US // ˈkæn dɪd nɪs //

非竞争性,非竞争性的,非候选人,非候选者

Related Words

simplicity简单性,简易性,简单,简洁frankness坦诚,坦率,坦率性,坦白unfamiliarity陌生感,不熟悉,不熟悉的情况,不熟悉的地方virtue德行,美德,德性,道德plainness平实,朴素,朴实,平淡lack缺乏,缺少,欠缺,匮乏freshness新鲜度,新鲜感,清新度,清新ignorance愚昧无知,无知,无知者无畏,愚昧inexperience经验不足,没有经验,缺乏经验,没经验nescience萌芽科学,萌芽状态,萌萌哒,萌芽期purity纯度,纯净度,纯洁性,洁净度sincerity真诚,诚意,精诚,真诚度artlessness无艺术性,无艺术,无艺术感,无术unawareness不了解情况,不意识到,不了解的情况,不知情forthrightness直言不讳,直率性,直率,坦率unaffectedness不受影响,未受影响,无影响,不受干扰credulousness轻信,信任,信心,轻信他人gullibility忽悠,轻信,忽悠人,轻信他人ingenuousness坦诚,真诚,坦率,坦诚相待innocuousness无害化,无害,无害性,无辜

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the quality of being open, honest, or straightforward:We appreciate the promptness and candidness with which the professor has addressed and apologized for his oversight.The book, despite its candidness about the grim realities of the situation, offers a message of hope and promise.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as infalsity
Synonyms
deceit骗术,骗局,欺骗,骗人duplicity二重性,二元性,两性关系,二心falsehood谬误,谬论,假话,虚伪性inaccuracy不准确,不准确的地方,不精确,不准确性insincerity虚伪性,假意,不真诚,虚伪mendacity伪装,伪善,虚伪,虚伪性canard鸭舌帽,鸭嘴兽,金钟罩,罐头cheating作弊,作弊行为,欺骗,欺骗行为deceptiveness欺骗性,欺骗性强,欺诈性,欺骗disingenuousness虚情假意,虚伪性,虚伪,虚伪的double-dealing两面派,两面三刀,双轨制,两面派手法erroneousness错误性,错误,错谬性,错误的error错误,误差,错,差错faithlessness无信,无信行为,无信仰,无信的人fake赝品,伪造,伪造的,冒牌货fallacy谬误,谬论,误区,谬种fib纤维,纤维的fraud欺诈,诈骗,欺诈行为,欺骗fraudulence欺诈行为,欺诈,诈骗,欺诈性hypocrisy虚伪性,伪善,虚伪,虚伪行为infidelity不忠,不忠行为,不忠心,不忠贞lie谎言,撒谎,骗人,谎话misrepresentation虚报,虚报事实,虚报情况,误导性陈述perfidiousness无耻之徒,无耻,无耻行为,无耻之极perfidy背信弃义,敷衍了事,渎职,敷衍prevarication推诿扯皮,推诿,推诿责任,推诿行为sham虚伪,骗局,骗人的,虚假的story故事,报道,新闻报道,新闻tale故事,岈,岈语treachery背信弃义,奸诈,奸诈行为,诡诈unfaithfulness不忠,不忠心,不忠的行为,不忠诚unreality不现实,不真实,不现实的,不切实际untruth不真实的东西,不真实,不实之词,不真实的事

Examples

  • Rooted in truth and candidness, this song is easily the most healthiest love song outside anyone not named Jhené Aiko.

  • Women didn’t hold back, a school district leader certainly had a take on the state of the district, the mayor reversed himself, newspapers apologized and Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez displayed her characteristic candidness.

  • But even he was surprised by the candidness of the final version.

  • The setting, of course, is designed to allow an air of candidness, away from the Capitol Hill cameras and partisan zingers.

  • It feels more like a peace offering than a warning, a casual gesture signifying her candidness.

  • The value of their joint production lies in this candidness.

  • He struck the final note in the candidness of the establishment, a priest whose ritual contained no mysteries.

  • To-day there are certain recognized courtesies of speech, and kindliness has taken the place of candidness.

  • "I am not of your opinion, my dear Charlotte," objected John, whose candidness would have suffered under the reticence.

  • "You're not," she remonstrated with the candidness that John found later was so engaging.

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