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Meanings of unrepentant in английском

испанский
contumaz

Not penitent or remorseful.

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contumaz
Usage of unrepentant in английском
1
An unrepentant Ginsberg maintained to the end that state censorship degrades democracy.
Wired
2
But asked whether invading Iraq was a mistake Blair was strikingly unrepentant.
The Guardian
3
He was unrepentant, and ended up 'evading justice' over the fatal accident.
The South African
4
An unrepentant Andre Slade shows journalists why blacks and whites are different.
The South African
5
In the aftermath of the competition in Germany, Pettersen was utterly unrepentant.
The Guardian
6
Stacey Mottershaw Sheffield -The key fact is that Evans is unrepentant.
The Guardian
7
He has remained an unrepentant redneck, and Hustler promotes pornography without pretension.
The new yorker
8
Tolerance does not oblige me to support artists who are unrepentant bigots.
The Guardian
9
The party chairman during the Thatcher era, Lord Tebbit, was also unrepentant.
The Guardian
10
As unrepentant blasphemers go, Tommy Tiernan is happy enough with his lot.
The Irish Times
11
He is thus susceptible to the poisonous blandishments of an unrepentant Fascist.
Reuters
12
Brett would be an unrepentant sinner to the end of his days.
The Vision of Desire
13
Cheney, on the other hand, has been growlingly unrepentant to the last.
The Guardian
14
Audrey stood, shrugged into her robe and shot him an unrepentant grin.
The player
15
One young girl goes insane, while her daughter becomes an unrepentant whore.
Reuters
16
In this, again, the Croats, chose the path of unrepentant Austria.
Terrorists and Freedom Fighters
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Translations for unrepentant
испанский
contumazimpenitente
Unrepentant through the time
Unrepentant across language varieties
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