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Significats de unapologetic en anglès

Unwilling to make or express an apology.

Ús de unapologetic en anglès
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Republicans were unapologetic about proposing to shrink Medicaid, saying it needs reform.
Reuters
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Mr Livingstone's statements and unapologetic stances ooze contempt for the Jewish community.
The Guardian
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Your courage and unapologetic defense of liberty and freedom has been contagious.
Obama zombies: how the liberal machine brainwashed my generation
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She is unapologetic about a lifestyle that she says suited her perfectly.
Reuters
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We wanted to be intentional and unapologetic about just who we are.
Ebony
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Her blunt, unapologetic humor made millions of people around the globe laugh.
Reuters
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Her blunt, unapologetic humour made millions of people around the globe laugh.
Reuters
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The film, like Sinclair's novel, is an unapologetic exercise in advocacy journalism.
Reuters
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Binna encouraged women to be unapologetic in fighting for what you deserve.
Forbes
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Only the wide-set eyes were unchanged, and the aura of unapologetic arrogance.
Career of Evil
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It was dark, it was angry, it was loud, it was unapologetic.
The Guardian
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They all have one important thing in common: unapologetic female badassery.
Wired
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And as with every other year the retailer was entirely unapologetic.
The Irish Times
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The artist's unapologetic message has resonated with many over the past two years.
Ebony
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Were you aiming for an intentionally unapologetic introduction to your new electronic direction?
Reuters
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It is an unapologetic dream of the not-too-distant future, circa 2025.
Wired
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