unapologetic
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6.4
- adjective
- /ˌʌnəˌpɑləˈdʒɛtɪk/
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sin remordimientos
- And this is an unapologetic, gorgeous picture book showcasing the best of Terry Muegler's work.
What struck me is his unapologetic drive to solve martial arts.
- What struck me is his unapologetic drive to solve martial arts.
- I mean, now that I'm unapologetic, but I can't let him go.
- He gave you him and he was unapologetic.
- I just feel like I'm like unapologetically unapologetic about my opinions.
- Hi, My name is Jim Downey, and I feel entirely unapologetic about being Conan O'Brien's friend.
- He just has limited patience for for he's unapologetic about who he is.
- But yeah, another big piece of that that you talk about is being unapologetic.
- I as a comedian, I love his style and I love his unapologetic version of him.
- And, you know, it's it's unapologetic.
- And he is speaking out for gay rights and trans rights in just such an unapologetic way.
- One, and it kind of captures what you were saying, but one is this, this, this unapologetic passion.
- Like it's, it's important for you both to know that like it's important for Alex to have this sort of like unapologetic optimism.
Examples
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An unapologetic champion of that organization, Boone dubbed it "patriotic to the core."
Academic text (2011) -
He was unapologetic about his decision to leave the job, believing it was the best choice for his future.
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I think we just need to be a lot more unapologetic about that.
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Like authentic Black culture, unapologetic Black culture.
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I think that that showed our experience in such a loud, unapologetic, amazing, authentic way.
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But at the heart of it all, have a passion, have a belief, have an ambition, and be totally unapologetic about going for it.
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It took me years to get good at that and to feel unapologetic about it.
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I want them proud and unafraid in how unapologetic they are to be fighting with me.
Blog text (22) -
Yet the proud person is unapologetic and self-affirming rather than self-negating.
Academic text (1997) -
I am an unapologetic atheist, a secularist in the Madisonian tradition, and a self-professed, dyed-in-the-wool American.
Academic text (2007)
Synonyms
18
7.5
Not feeling sorry for something and not wanting to change
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7.0
Not embarrassed about what you say or do
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4.6
Not sorry or embarrassed about what you do
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7.5
Someone who does not feel sorry or guilty after doing something wrong
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8.2
Not feeling or showing regret after doing something wrong
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9.1
Not feeling sorry or ashamed for doing something wrong
Does not feel sorry about what you did
Not feeling or showing regret for something you did
Antonyms
How Apologetic
Surface Forms
Morphology
unapologetic = apologetic (transparent) = un + apologetic
Meaning is directly derived by negating the adjective 'apologetic' with the productive English prefix 'un-'.
Etymology
The word unapologetic begins with un- 'not' and the rest comes from apology, which we use for saying 'sorry'. So a person who is unapologetic is 'not sorry' and does not show regret for what they say or do.