unapologetic (Meaning)

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unapologetic (a)

unwilling to make or express an apology

The politician delivered an unapologetic speech, refusing to retract his controversial statements.
The activists held an unapologetic demonstration, demanding justice for victims of discrimination.
The CEO stood unapologetic in her decision to lay off workers, citing economic hardship.
The artist showcased her unapologetic artwork, challenging societal norms and stereotypes.
The author penned an unapologetic memoir, laying bare her darkest secrets and struggles.
The athlete celebrated her success with unapologetic joy, acknowledging her hard work and determination.
The teacher fostered an environment of unapologetic learning, encouraging students to embrace their differences.
The comedian delivered an unapologetic stand-up routine, poking fun at societal hypocrisy with biting wit.
The survivor of abuse spoke out with unapologetic vulnerability, empowering others who had experienced similar trauma.
The community leader stood unapologetic in her fight for social justice, despite facing opposition and adversity.

unwilling to make or express an apology

energetic, contentious, bold, emphatic, ambitious, aggressive,confident, warlike, in-your-face, truculent

relaxed, timid, relaxed, acquiescent, passive, timid, tractable, submissive, yielding, submissive

The politician delivered an unapologetic speech, refusing to retract his controversial statements.

The activists held an unapologetic demonstration, demanding justice for victims of discrimination.

The CEO stood unapologetic in her decision to lay off workers, citing economic hardship.

The artist showcased her unapologetic artwork, challenging societal norms and stereotypes.