unmortified
- adjective
- /ʌnˈmɔrtɪfaɪd/
:
desinhibido
- Even after the awkward silence, they remained unmortified and kept talking.
Examples
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She was unmortified by the criticism and continued with her presentation.
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She remained unmortified after her embarrassing fall.
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Despite the mistake, he appeared completely unmortified in front of the audience.
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Despite the awkward situation, he felt unmortified.
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He remained unmortified after spilling coffee on his shirt during the meeting.
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Despite the embarrassing situation, she felt unmortified and continued to laugh.
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His unmortified attitude at the awkward comment surprised everyone in the room.
Synonyms
13
7.0
Not embarrassed about what you say or do
6
4.6
Not sorry or embarrassed about what you do
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5.0
Not feeling shy or awkward and acting calm and confident
Not feeling or showing shame about something you do
Antonyms
How Embarrassed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unmortified comes from un- 'not' plus mortify, with the root mort meaning 'death'; long ago to 'mortify' someone was to 'kill' their pride and make them feel shame. So unmortified means 'not embarrassed' or 'not made to feel ashamed'.