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Meanings of perfectly unembarrassed in English

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Usage of perfectly unembarrassed in English
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He looked backward and forward, perfectly unembarrassed, between Julian and Horace.
The New Magdalen
2
He was communicative, and answered every question put to him in a manner perfectly unembarrassed.
The Life of John Clare
3
Elizabeth remained perfectly cheerful, perfectly unembarrassed, and even laughingly exclaimed-"Whata silly story!"
The Daughter of an Empress
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Napoleon, perfectly unembarrassed and never at a loss in any emergency, gave his orders for the ensuing day.
Napoleon Bonaparte
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Although reserved in society, no one could be more fluent with those with whom he was perfectly unembarrassed.
Venetia
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She was perfectly unembarrassed and unaffected.
Little Novels
7
Sholto, you know, is perfectly unembarrassed.
The Irrational Knot / Being the Second Novel of His Nonage
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Gordon seemed perfectly unembarrassed by this question, in spite of the ironical light which it projected upon his sentimental perplexity.
Confidence
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He turned, perfectly unembarrassed and not at all ashamed to have been discovered in such an humble and poor position.
Old Fritz and the New Era
10
Carter, the vivacious, though at first perfectly unembarrassed in his relations with the City Road clerk, gradually exhibited a change of demeanour.
New Grub Street
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And yet there they stood, perfectly unembarrassed and at their ease, and said what they wanted to say, all of it, right out.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: the Acts
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