uncandid

adjective

un·​can·​did ˌən-ˈkan-dəd 

: not openly honest and sincere in expression : not marked by candor : not candid

an uncandid remark

… the only occasions of professed candor in Ackerley's work where I find him uncandid.

—Joan Acocella

uncandidly adverb

Word History

First Known Use

1681, in the meaning defined above