unashamedly
- adverb
- /ˌʌnəˈʃeɪmɪdli/
- She spoke unashamedly about her struggles with anxiety, encouraging others to share their own experiences.
But Facebook is just unashamedly always right.
- But Facebook is just unashamedly always right.
- That's how I would evaluate us, pridefully but unashamedly at the same time.
- And I will weep openly, unashamedly.
- And you are like unashamedly you and you don't give a fuck.
- When I when I look back at her life and unashamedly so, the French are very she's French.
Examples
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Enjoy, and be warned that the below points and quotes are unashamedly self-serving.
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Four faces turned on me and stated unashamedly that they believed.
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King David knew what it meant to dance unashamedly before his God.
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But Facebook is just unashamedly always right.
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I reserve the right to unashamedly change the rules as I go along.
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I have heard she did this unashamedly at a recent concert.
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When our values are clearly and unashamedly articulated, we win.
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I love Regina Spektor unashamedly, and as a bonus, she always seems like a super nice person.
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"Our most recent singles have been unashamedly geared to the dance floor," says Harriman.
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Johnny's profitable pursuits of drink, game, and business wove unashamedly into the community fabric.
Academic text (1990)
Synonyms
To say or do things without hiding feelings
In a very obvious and shameless way that offends people
Act in a confident, brave way without fear or hesitation
In an open and public way
In an honest, direct way without hiding your true thoughts
In a way that shows no shame
Without shame or embarrassment
In a bold way without shame
In a clear open way that shows no regret or shame
Completely and without holding back
Acting naturally without worrying about what other people think
Without feeling embarrassed or ashamed
Openly and without shame
Without holding back feelings or actions
Antonyms
How Shameless
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unashamedly is built from un- meaning 'not', ashamed meaning 'feeling shame', and the ending -ly that makes it describe how something is done. Imagine someone speaking proudly with their head up — they act 'not feeling shame'. So, to do something unashamedly is to show no embarrassment about it.