Definition of "uncandidly" []

• In an uncandid manner.

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "If you say, it builds up our economy, while ever so uncandidly, concealing that you have not said that it does so per capita; knowing that almost anyone will think that improving the economy means improving per capita output, isn't that deception?"
• "I am the last person in the world to press conclusions harshly or uncandidly against Coleridge, but I believe it to be notorious that he first began the use of opium not as a relief from any bodily pains or nervous irritations -- for his constitution was strong and excellent -- but as a source of luxurious sensation."
• "Rosetta stone, and metes to Young and Champollion their due shares in that discovery, of which each uncandidly claimed the whole."