candid
A spontaneous or unposed photographA spontaneous or unposed photograph.
» Tom is candid about his past.
Том відвертий щодо свого минулого. — miketheknight
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1 sensesA spontaneous or unposed photograph.
His portraits looked stiff and formal but his candids showed life being lived.
естественная фотогра́фияjestestvennaja
Examples
27 sentencesTom is candid about his past.
Том відвертий щодо свого минулого. — miketheknight
Let's be candid for a moment.
I wish to be candid with you.
Tom was very candid in his interview.
Tom is always candid.
Translations
1 languagesBy meaning 1
Origin
Borrowed from Latin candidus (“white”).Borrowed from Latin candidus (“white”).
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