unabashed
Americanadjective
adjective
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- unabashedly adverb
Etymology
Origin of unabashed
Example Sentences
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The unabashed, idiosyncratic freedom that Gladys exudes is likely part of what has endeared her to audiences.
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If you’re wondering what’s included in their letters to Santa this year, Jinkx is asking for the dismantling of the patriarchy, the rise of feminine rule and unabashed freedom for androgynous people.
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Helander’s unabashed homages may as well be spelled out in gasoline and set ablaze.
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The result: an unabashed celebration of women, theater and all things 1980s, led by the quintessential musician who embodies it all: Cyndi Lauper.
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During Indiana Fever exit interviews Thursday, Clark said she was unaware of Collier’s unabashed finger-pointing, which went like this:
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