unembarrassed
Britishadjective
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He closed out his campaign this week unembarrassed to manipulate, implying that if you don’t vote for him it just might be because you’re “Islamophobic.”
To study photos of the crowd is to see expressions of unembarrassed love, the kind few candidates inspire.
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Above all, he’s a creature of show business, unembarrassed to be there and not out to prove any sort of moral or professional superiority to the actors he might joke about in an opening monologue.
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But ever since she arrived in L.A., she strode — unembarrassed by her Carolina drawl or her unconventional appearance.
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Fraser has heard the accolades and also the criticism, and with his gentle, open demeanor — the same unembarrassed vulnerability he brings to the character — he still seems a bit overwhelmed by the reaction.
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