unabashed
[uhn-uh-basht]
adjective
not ashamed, disconcerted, or apologetic; boldly certain of one's position.
Origin of unabashed
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Related Words for unabashedly
willingly, plainly, publicly, candidly, fully, honestly, simply, readily, blatantly, unabashedly, brazenly, unashamedly, flagrantly, harshly, crudely, bluntly, openly, aboveboard, frankly, naivelyExamples from the Web for unabashedly
Contemporary Examples of unabashedly
“He has one of the most unabashedly pro-life records as anybody in the field,” said Mackowiak.
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December 16, 2014
The well in which he unabashedly dips back into over and over is that of Picasso.
“This Is What An Unabashedly Pro-Obamacare Looks Like” shouted Talking Points Memo.
At two and a half hours, Beautiful sails by quickly—one non-confrontational, unabashedly pop, drop of ear candy follows another.
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January 13, 2014
He might have had an extraordinary instinct, but he was unabashedly instrumentalist.
unabashed
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