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unabashed
[ uhn-uh-basht ]
adjective
- not ashamed, disconcerted, or apologetic; boldly certain of one's position.
unabashed
/ ˌʌnəˈbæʃt /
adjective
- not ashamed, embarrassed, or ill at ease
Other Words From
- un·a·bash·ed·ly [uhn-, uh, -, bash, -id-lee] adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of unabashed1
Example Sentences
Surveillance video, photos and media interviews captured Barnett in Pelosi’s office for six minutes and his unabashed boasts later that he broke in and took mail from the office, according to authorities.
He stood out even in a helmet — his trademark blond dreadlocks swung as he blew up plays — and he exhibited the unabashed joy of an elementary-schooler at recess.
It is a feel-good, unabashed spectacle that controls well, looks great and has a hyper-efficient story line that never tries to overdeliver.
PayPal CEO Dan Schulman is one of the most passionate proponents of stakeholder capitalism that I know, and is unabashed in his advocacy.
She was feisty, unabashed, loud, almost deaf, and mentally ill.
Unabashed feminist author Catlin Moran lampooned women who did not identify as feminists in her book, How To Be a Woman.
But despite its popularity, Reddit manages to retain a glorious, dark, unabashed weirdness that positively thrives there.
Anna (Kristen Bell), aside from being funny, eager, and a little awkward, is unabashed about her dream of finding true love.
Amy Zimmerman on the ridiculous plot, over-the-top tone, and unabashed silliness viewers seem to love.
In the end, his egotistical personality and his unabashed ambition to join the highest ranks did him in.
"I was on'y a-openin' it, sar, ready for de company," exclaimed the unabashed Tinker.
In the eighties any writer who dealt unabashed with death was regarded as an unpleasant person.
"We must be awfully popular here," Paddy remarked cheerfully, and he looked unabashed into the scowling faces of the natives.
"We come for our day's hire, your reverence," said the foreman, unabashed.
As to the others, whenever their trials and tribulations abate for an instant, they relapse into a state of unabashed contentment.
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