uncandid

Yet it raises concerns about her conduct and uncandid response to the scandal—upon which Donald Trump, her unconscionable Republican rival, will now feast.

"Doubtless," said the Marquis of Montsoreau, with one of those bitter sneers, which the determination of persisting in wrong too often supplies to the uncandid and ungenerous: "doubtless your motives and intentions were good and brotherly, when the first thing that you did after learning from the Abb� de Boisguerin my feelings, wishes, and hopes, was instantly to seek the Duke of Guise for the purpose of prepossessing him in your favour, and against my suit."

It seemed to her that to omit this, to say nothing of him, would be as unfair to the one as uncandid to the other.

However he did not lower the bolstering this time: nor was he so uncandid as to detract from the pagan character of the bolstered.

Uncandid, un-kan′did, adj. not candid.—adv.