can·did 
(kăndĭd)
(kăndĭd)adj.
1.
a. Characterized by openness and sincerity of expression; unreservedly straightforward: In private, I gave them my candid opinion. See Synonyms at frank1.
b. Not obscuring or omitting anything unpleasant, embarrassing, or negative: "Joyce's ... candid descriptions of normal bodily functions shocked his Anglo-American readers" (Belinda Rathbone).
2. Not posed or rehearsed: a candid snapshot.
[Latin candidus, glowing, white, pure, guileless, from candēre, to shine; see kand- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
candid·ly adv.
candid·ness n.
- antianxiety drug
- antiarrhythmic
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- antibacterial
- antiballistic missile
- antibaryon
- Antibes
- antibiosis
- antibiotic
- antibiotically
- antibody
- antibusiness
- antic
- antically
- anticancer
- anticancerous
- anticatalyst
- anticathode
- antichlor
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- anticholinergic
- anticholinesterase
- antichrist
- anticipant