English to Hebrew Meaning of candor - כֵּנוּת

Candor :

כֵּנוּת

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Definitions of candor in English

Noun

Examples of candor in English

(1) You'll be surprised how quickly you can diffuse a volatile situation with honesty and candor .(2) This stark honesty and candor serves to highlight the absence of emotional detail elsewhere.(3) After talking with Shaq, I came away as impressed with his character and candor as I was with his game.(4) His charm, passion, and candor are very refreshing in this age of flash and hype.(5) Far be it from me to expect forthright candor from a press release.(6) I appreciated the student's candor in honestly evaluating these new techniques.(7) Now he was able to write with tremendous candor and integrity and to free himself from his past.(8) And he is being made to pay for that honesty and candor now that his statements are being twisted.(9) He was known for his kindness, his candor , and his dislike of hypocrisy.(10) Why can't we get candor and directness in what is patently obvious to anyone?(11) a man of refreshing candor(12) Only an entirely new generation can bring honesty and candour to this matter.(13) a man of refreshing candour(14) Although the story is told more from a male viewpoint, it is related with candour and deep sensitivity.(15) A human being, but a professional, he answers questions with generosity, intelligence and candour .(16) Unlike most of her neighbours, O'Brien was prepared to speak with a degree of candour .

(1) candle-wick ::

נר-פתיל

Synonyms

Noun

2. fair-mindedness ::

פיזור הוגן

Word Example from TV Shows

Yeah, he's right. Once, in a moment of CANDOR...

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 4

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