unashamed Antonyms
Strongest:
- ashamed
- shamefaced
- ashamed
- sheepish
- shamed
- shamefaced
- abashed
- sheepish
- shamed
- embarrassed
- abashed
- embarrassed
Strong:
- nonplussed
- hangdog
- disconcerted
- nonplussed
- mortified
- repentant
- repentant
- confounded
- hangdog
- sorry
- disconcerted
- sorry
- confounded
- confused
- apologetic
- discomfited
- flustered
- apologetic
- confused
- mortified
- flustered
- discomfited
Weak:
Meaning of unashamed
unashamed (a)
used of persons or their behavior; feeling no shame
unashamed Sentence Examples
- The politician stood unashamed in the face of accusations, denying involvement in the scandal.
- The children were unashamed of their enthusiasm for the new playground.
- The artist's work revealed their unashamed exploration of human sexuality.
- The activist's unashamed advocacy for the voiceless made a profound impact.
- The survivor spoke unashamed of their experience, inspiring others to overcome adversity.
- The student presented their research unashamedly, showcasing their intellectual curiosity.
- The athlete celebrated their victory unashamed, acknowledging their hard work and dedication.
- The elderly woman shared her wisdom unashamed, offering valuable insights from a life well-lived.
- The community gathered unashamed to mourn the loss of a beloved member.
- The writer penned an unashamed account of their own struggles, hoping to foster empathy and understanding.
FAQs About the word unashamed
used of persons or their behavior; feeling no shame
proud, shameless, unembarrassed,unabashed, brazen,unblushing, prideful, impudent, undaunted, unapologetic
ashamed, shamefaced, ashamed, sheepish, shamed, shamefaced, abashed, sheepish, shamed, embarrassed
The politician stood unashamed in the face of accusations, denying involvement in the scandal.
The children were unashamed of their enthusiasm for the new playground.
The artist's work revealed their unashamed exploration of human sexuality.
The activist's unashamed advocacy for the voiceless made a profound impact.
