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Definition of unashamed in English: unashamedadjectiveʌnəˈʃeɪmdˌənəˈʃeɪmd Expressed or acting openly and without guilt or embarrassment. 恬不知耻的；无廉耻的；无顾忌的 an unashamed emotionalism 毫无顾忌的感情表达。 Example sentencesExamples - You pick up hints of Benny Hill and Frankie Howard, with the unashamed innuendo that takes you to the brink of vulgarity but never drops over the edge.
- He is absolutely unashamed when he thinks politics is the most important profession of all.
- And that's enough unashamed self-promotion for one afternoon.
- This is unashamed luxury for those who appreciate the best.
- But this one stands out for that very quality, proud, and unashamed.
- Sloppy and haphazard, and completely unashamed of it, it all comes together somehow.
- With the unashamed hero-worship we seem to be displaying here, surely Bozza's bandwagon is picking up speed to become an irresistible force?
- Come Together is an unashamed anthem, underscored by preaching for unity and a very slow burn lead-in where an organ is joined by synthetic drums and percussion.
- We are unashamed in developing our relations with China.
- But one of the driving reasons Dubai is taking centre stage as the world's forceful new holiday destination is its unashamed consumerism.
- Indeed, the octogenarian - considered the best prime minister Britain never had - is actually an unashamed romantic at heart.
- Englebert's own songs seem to emerge from the angst of a man who is unashamed of confessing he feels hopelessly miserable without love.
- The other boy seemed to have recovered, and now looked completely unashamed.
- Many of the group seem not merely unrepentant or unashamed but proud.
- My unashamed ambition is to work with others to make Glasgow one of the great cities of Europe.
- Plus an unashamed bribe to the press: ‘I promise to take each of you individually out to dinner.’
- The Eighties were about unashamed self realisation.
- He's an unashamed Munro bagger, and if that pastime has come to be regarded by some purists as not really being what the noble art of climbing is all about, Holstead is having none of it.
- Having initially struggled slightly without the stability provided by a backing band, Cole is now a mature solo performer and unashamed of his poetic leanings.
- His dramatic Pentagon briefings caught the mood of the American public with his unashamed politically incorrect language.
Synonyms inveterate, dyed-in-the-wool, confirmed, entrenched, established, long-established, long-standing, deep-rooted, diehard, complete, absolute, utter, thorough, thoroughgoing, out-and-out, true blue, through and through
Derivativesnounʌnəˈʃeɪmɪdnəs Not that there is much visual similarity, but there is a common unashamedness of the work. Example sentencesExamples - Paul's reason for his unashamedness is that the Gospel ‘is the power of God for Salvation’.
- When one meets with the effrontery of sheer, open unashamedness, there is not so grave a problem.
- You'll have his determination, his unashamedness to come out in the open for Christ your Lord.
- If not, consider the passion of obligation, the release of unashamedness and the exhilaration of revelation.
Definition of unashamed in US English: unashamedadjectiveˌənəˈʃeɪmdˌənəˈSHāmd Expressed or acting openly and without guilt or embarrassment. 恬不知耻的；无廉耻的；无顾忌的 an unashamed emotionalism 毫无顾忌的感情表达。 Example sentencesExamples - Come Together is an unashamed anthem, underscored by preaching for unity and a very slow burn lead-in where an organ is joined by synthetic drums and percussion.
- He's an unashamed Munro bagger, and if that pastime has come to be regarded by some purists as not really being what the noble art of climbing is all about, Holstead is having none of it.
- We are unashamed in developing our relations with China.
- And that's enough unashamed self-promotion for one afternoon.
- But one of the driving reasons Dubai is taking centre stage as the world's forceful new holiday destination is its unashamed consumerism.
- Having initially struggled slightly without the stability provided by a backing band, Cole is now a mature solo performer and unashamed of his poetic leanings.
- With the unashamed hero-worship we seem to be displaying here, surely Bozza's bandwagon is picking up speed to become an irresistible force?
- Englebert's own songs seem to emerge from the angst of a man who is unashamed of confessing he feels hopelessly miserable without love.
- The other boy seemed to have recovered, and now looked completely unashamed.
- He is absolutely unashamed when he thinks politics is the most important profession of all.
- You pick up hints of Benny Hill and Frankie Howard, with the unashamed innuendo that takes you to the brink of vulgarity but never drops over the edge.
- Sloppy and haphazard, and completely unashamed of it, it all comes together somehow.
- The Eighties were about unashamed self realisation.
- His dramatic Pentagon briefings caught the mood of the American public with his unashamed politically incorrect language.
- Indeed, the octogenarian - considered the best prime minister Britain never had - is actually an unashamed romantic at heart.
- Plus an unashamed bribe to the press: ‘I promise to take each of you individually out to dinner.’
- My unashamed ambition is to work with others to make Glasgow one of the great cities of Europe.
- But this one stands out for that very quality, proud, and unashamed.
- This is unashamed luxury for those who appreciate the best.
- Many of the group seem not merely unrepentant or unashamed but proud.
Synonyms inveterate, dyed-in-the-wool, confirmed, entrenched, established, long-established, long-standing, deep-rooted, diehard, complete, absolute, utter, thorough, thoroughgoing, out-and-out, true blue, through and through
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