unselfconscious
not self-conscious; without affectation or pretense: an unselfconscious manner.
Origin of unselfconscious
1Other words from unselfconscious
- un·self·con·scious·ly, adverb
- un·self·con·scious·ness, noun
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How to use unselfconscious in a sentence
Audience members could ask earnest, unselfconscious questions like whether e-books were real books without blushing.
Reading Jim Harrison can help you be a better animal, balancing the examined life with unselfconscious enthusiasm for living.
Although she preserved her delightfully unselfconscious manner she was almost ceaselessly conscious of self.
December Love | Robert HichensHe was absolutely unselfconscious, and it never seemed to occur to him to wonder what impression he was making on others.
Rustic Sounds | Francis DarwinHe had had a harder life than Tembarom because he had been more timid and less buoyant and less unselfconscious.
T. Tembarom | Frances Hodgson Burnett
She was almost as unselfconscious as he, but had her nation's shrinking from any public expression of emotion.
The Nest Builder | Beatrice Forbes-Robertson HaleNow, John Blanchemain, as I have previously mentioned, was an unselfconscious sort of fellow.
My Friend Prospero | Henry Harland
British Dictionary definitions for unselfconscious
/ (ˌʌnsɛlfˈkɒnʃəs) /
not unduly aware of oneself as the object of attention of others
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