unashamed
[uhn-uh-sheymd]
adjective
not ashamed; not restrained by embarrassment or consciousness of moral guilt: a liar unashamed even after public disgrace.
open; unconcealed; unabashed: to eat with unashamed gusto.
Origin of unashamed
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Related Words for unashamed
brash, wanton, improper, bold, rude, audacious, flagrant, brazen, outrageous, high-handed, unabashed, immoral, unprincipled, blatant, cheeky, seasoned, callous, prepared, unbending, benumbedExamples from the Web for unashamed
Contemporary Examples of unashamed
I pulled a Kanye and jumped up on stage, unsolicited and unashamed.
Unashamed about his wealth—made from sweat not speculation, he claimed—he worked at leveraging fortune into celebrity.
Historical Examples of unashamed
They are sensual with an unashamed violence that leaves you breathless.
The Moon and SixpenceW. Somerset Maugham
"Well, I'm not letting them starve," was the unashamed admission.
Making People HappyThompson Buchanan
She was the very dawn of life herself, untarnished, unfatigued, unashamed.
Margarita's SoulIngraham Lovell
He walked home with her unashamed, feeling not at all like a rejected suitor.
A Room With A ViewE. M. Forster
He hesitated for a moment; then waved us a bland, unashamed salutation.
The Belovd VagabondWilliam J. Locke
unashamed
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