Definition of candidly in English:

candidly

adverb ˈkandɪdliˈkændɪdli

In an honest and straightforward way; frankly.
he candidly discussed his efforts to find employment
Example sentencesExamples
- He told the newspaper candidly that the prospect of developing a soccer field in the village was a slender one.
- He candidly acknowledges that he's got to start doing things "the old-fashioned way."
- Tom speaks candidly about the stigma attached to a person leaving the priesthood and on the family of the priest.
- He patiently and candidly answers the accusations as they are served up to him one by one.
- From here on out, people must speak candidly or not speak at all.
- The central character, as Thackeray candidly admitted, is based closely on himself.
- Allow me, for a moment, to speak candidly about economics, from one consumer to another.
- She talks candidly about her thoughts on cancer and how she feels more should be done to look into its causes rather than focusing on treatment.
- The boys talk candidly about what it is like growing up on the estate and give their views on girlfriends and sex.
- He and his classmates candidly acknowledge how ethnic realities affect them.

Definition of candidly in US English:

candidly

adverbˈkandidlēˈkændɪdli

In an honest and straightforward way; frankly.
he candidly discussed his efforts to find employment
Example sentencesExamples
- The central character, as Thackeray candidly admitted, is based closely on himself.
- She talks candidly about her thoughts on cancer and how she feels more should be done to look into its causes rather than focusing on treatment.
- Tom speaks candidly about the stigma attached to a person leaving the priesthood and on the family of the priest.
- He candidly acknowledges that he's got to start doing things "the old-fashioned way."
- The boys talk candidly about what it is like growing up on the estate and give their views on girlfriends and sex.
- He and his classmates candidly acknowledge how ethnic realities affect them.
- From here on out, people must speak candidly or not speak at all.
- He told the newspaper candidly that the prospect of developing a soccer field in the village was a slender one.
- He patiently and candidly answers the accusations as they are served up to him one by one.
- Allow me, for a moment, to speak candidly about economics, from one consumer to another.

单词	candidly
释义	Definition of candidly in English: candidly adverb ˈkandɪdliˈkændɪdli In an honest and straightforward way; frankly. he candidly discussed his efforts to find employment Example sentencesExamples He told the newspaper candidly that the prospect of developing a soccer field in the village was a slender one. He candidly acknowledges that he's got to start doing things "the old-fashioned way." Tom speaks candidly about the stigma attached to a person leaving the priesthood and on the family of the priest. He patiently and candidly answers the accusations as they are served up to him one by one. From here on out, people must speak candidly or not speak at all. The central character, as Thackeray candidly admitted, is based closely on himself. Allow me, for a moment, to speak candidly about economics, from one consumer to another. She talks candidly about her thoughts on cancer and how she feels more should be done to look into its causes rather than focusing on treatment. The boys talk candidly about what it is like growing up on the estate and give their views on girlfriends and sex. He and his classmates candidly acknowledge how ethnic realities affect them. Definition of candidly in US English: candidly adverbˈkandidlēˈkændɪdli In an honest and straightforward way; frankly. he candidly discussed his efforts to find employment Example sentencesExamples The central character, as Thackeray candidly admitted, is based closely on himself. She talks candidly about her thoughts on cancer and how she feels more should be done to look into its causes rather than focusing on treatment. Tom speaks candidly about the stigma attached to a person leaving the priesthood and on the family of the priest. He candidly acknowledges that he's got to start doing things "the old-fashioned way." The boys talk candidly about what it is like growing up on the estate and give their views on girlfriends and sex. He and his classmates candidly acknowledge how ethnic realities affect them. From here on out, people must speak candidly or not speak at all. He told the newspaper candidly that the prospect of developing a soccer field in the village was a slender one. He patiently and candidly answers the accusations as they are served up to him one by one. Allow me, for a moment, to speak candidly about economics, from one consumer to another.
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