Difference between Frankly and Candidly

FRANKLY vs CANDIDLY: ADVERB

In truth, to tell the truth.
In a frank, open or (too) honest manner.
In a frank manner; freely.
In truth; honestly.
In a frank manner; candidly.
(used as intensives reflecting the speaker's attitude) it is sincerely the case that

In a candid manner; frankly
In a candid manner.
(used as intensives reflecting the speaker's attitude) it is sincerely the case that

Synonyms see frank, adjective
Freely; without hindrance or restraint; willingly.
In a frank or unreserved manner; without reserve or disguise; candidly: as, to confess one's faults frankly.

Clearly, Very, Simply, Downright, Totally, Truly, Actually, Quite, Genuinely, Admittedly, Utterly, Plainly, Really, Candidly, Honestly

Seriously, Transparently, Overtly, Genuinely, Explicitly, Warmly, Sincerely, Boldly, Plainly, Earnestly, Bluntly, Truthfully, Openly, Frankly, Honestly

Honest, Definitely, Indeed, Very, Simply, Downright, Totally, Truly, Actually, Quite, Genuinely, Admittedly, Utterly, Really, Honestly

Straight, Truly, Expressly, Seriously, Transparently, Overtly, Genuinely, Explicitly, Warmly, Sincerely, Boldly, Earnestly, Openly, Frankly, Honestly

They kind of messed up the city, frankly.
Frankly speaking I have no idea about CFA.
Frankly, I have not reread the standard recently.
And frankly this is better for my boys.
Appendix, because frankly it may never be reviewed.
Yes and frankly I hate them for it.
Neko Atsume is, frankly, a perfect video game.
That is, frankly, very helpful to our committee.
Really, frankly, it was damned cheek of Poirot.
Borden, her and frankly frankly say that to me, for she is a mean goodfor nothing thing.