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Meanings of unashamedly in English

Portuguese
desavergonhadamente
Spanish
desvergonzadamente

Without shame.

desavergonhadamente
Usage of unashamedly in English
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Photo: 123RF Why I love it I unashamedly love the recommended plan.
Radio NZ
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He unashamedly dropped into the chair behind the reading-desk and wept aloud.
Tramping on Life / An Autobiographical Narrative
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The Following is unashamedly unsubtle and that's what makes it rather wonderful.
The Guardian
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Northampton set up one last, unashamedly unsubtle assault on the Wasps line.
The Guardian
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Functional and unashamedly orthodox, his progression is a testament to the conventional.
The Guardian
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The Kaiser's last piece of advice for other designers was unashamedly regal.
The South African
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Like Broad City, the discussions on Call Your Girlfriend are unashamedly frank.
Radio NZ
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Harsh words indeed, although Yeats unashamedly elevated imagination over rational calculation.
The Irish Times
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So few artists unashamedly capitalize on the beloved market for melodramatic power ballads.
Reuters
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But our winning depended vitally on us remaining clearly and unashamedly New Labour.
A journey: my political life
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Seven has already described Thomson's 800 Words as unashamedly like Rafters in tone.
News.com.au
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It's unashamedly modern, with some nice graphics and a decent level of difficulty.
The Irish Times
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Born in Australia and living in south London, the Wilsons sound unashamedly American.
The Irish Times
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He wept unashamedly for several minutes until finally he looked up at her.
Beneath a southern sky
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And he put down his glass and wept openly, unashamedly, and with great…greatness.
Independent.ie
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The extent of American influence in the Philippines is unashamedly obvious.
Full Circle
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Unashamedly across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common