unashamed
adjective
Origin of unashamed
Related Words for unashamedly
willingly, plainly, publicly, candidly, fully, honestly, simply, readily, blatantly, unabashedly, brazenly, unashamedly, flagrantly, openly, aboveboard, frankly, naively, naturally, shamelessly, straightExamples from the Web for unashamedly
Contemporary Examples of unashamedly
At what point does women being crass, loud, manish… unashamedly common and pathetically hungover [become] remotely humorous?
But unlike Bloom and Eagleton, his books have been, while erudite and incisive, unashamedly populist.
A minority of the body gets to block the potential will of a majority, and on a purely and unashamedly partisan basis.
Since 9/11, American and British leaders have unashamedly embraced their surveillance powers.
In this crowd, only Andy Warhol sank to the level of being totally, unashamedly star-struck.
Historical Examples of unashamedly
She took out a folded handkerchief and pressed it unashamedly to her eyes.
The Heart of RachaelKathleen Norris
They have not yet thought of discarding collars; but they are unashamedly shirt-sleeved.
Letters from AmericaRupert Brooke
I spied a slip of paper on the floor by Solange's foot and unashamedly read it.
Modern EssaysJohn Macy
For he was afraid, unashamedly afraid, though of what he could no more have said than he could fly.
The Lost ValleyJ. M. Walsh
He unashamedly dropped into the chair behind the reading-desk and wept aloud.
Tramping on LifeHarry Kemp