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Meanings of unabashed in English

Not embarrassed.

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Usage of unabashed in English
1
The lady patronesses of the great Charity Ball were tactful and unabashed.
The Sowers
2
Stewart is an unabashed proselytizer of tablets, and in particular Apple's iPad.
Wired
3
Performers and public caress or crash into one another with unabashed intimacy.
Wired
4
Cousin Deth, quite unabashed, looked inquiringly at Goniface, who nodded to him.
Gather, Darkness!
5
Design to Live by I confess: I'm an unabashed Martha Stewart fan.
Wired
6
Just what had he revealed in his unabashed study of Jolene Kannon-Angel?
Riding the storm
7
Cheerful and doggedly unabashed, worldly and articulate, he's smart and knows it.
The Guardian
8
Macron is France's first unabashed European integrationist in more than a decade.
The Irish Times
9
There are few filmmakers who inspire such unabashed giddiness as Wes Anderson.
News.com.au
10
To his astonishment, she was grinning up at him in unabashed glee.
Faith
11
She approached Lady Calmady, her manner natural, unabashed, playful even, and gay.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
12
Dawkins begins his book: This is a work of unabashed advocacy.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
13
The surge of unabashed self-indulgence on a global scale was easy to understand.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
14
Young sentries stared in unabashed awe at the fierce presence of armed veterans.
Genellan: planetfall
15
Reiner's young actors acquit themselves well with honest and unabashed performances.
Reuters
16
As far as anybody knew, the captain was an unabashed lesbian.
The smoke room: a novel of suspense
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