unabashedly

[uhn-uh-bash-id-lee]

adverb

1. without apology, embarrassment, or defensiveness; unashamedly.

   They look at Social Security and Medicare with enormous gratitude, and unabashedly admit that they don't know how they'd survive without that help.

Word History and Origins

Origin of unabashedly¹

unabashed ( def. ) + -ly

Example Sentences

Combine that with the absence of data, and it’s difficult to envision that Powell and company will be ready to unabashedly throw support behind the economy.

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Her case mounted a full-scale assault on Obergefell — and unabashedly channeled the views Thomas has repeatedly expressed.

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These followers unabashedly argue that “transgenderism” is a tool of Satan and that acceptance of gender non-conforming people is a form of demonic possession.

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Williamson chose this route for “Unconventional” because he wanted to make an unabashedly queer relationship show “written without respectability politics in mind, so I’d need to find a different pathway.”

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He unabashedly leans into that vibe here, even while wrangling his pair of self-possessed cats.

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