What is "unabashedly"

Usage examples of "unabashedly".

Skippy was trying to edge his way out of the room, but Madame Millefleur was blocking the door, unabashedly eavesdropping.

Their romance -- and this is unabashedly a love story -- is shocking, sensual, and Swiftian in its satire.

And liberals will continue unabashedly invoking a lie in order to shield their ongoing traitorous behavior.

In my postadolescent, always horny, immature, unabashedly romantic heart of hearts, I hoped that she would speak, that when I turned I would find her there in the trailer doorway, breathtakingly backlit, that she would say-softly, softly-something unimaginably seductive, and that I would take her to bed for a night of unrestrained passion.

But when the door opened after ten long minutes and Reeves and Hawkins entered, they both met her gaze unabashedly.

The media were unabashedly and constantly interested in the corpsicle heirs, priority based on the money they stood to inherit.

Having used up her single French phrase, she speaks Kikongo unabashedly, as though there were no other language on earth.

At worst, they function unabashedly as kleptocracies, transferring net wealth from commoners to upper classes.

In his literary criticism, he disdained the use of formula and stock characters while unabashedly using both to his advantage in his highly popular fiction.

Joe and Nancy Mondragon were both so bombed they could hardly stand up, let alone walk, God forbid knock off La Raspa, a foxtrot, or the Monkey, but they had decided to perform a flamenco number to a trio of unabashedly drippy accordions, chunk-a-chunk guitars, gagging fiddles, and' hysterically sobbing south-of-the-border voices, so they cleared the floor by elbowing everybody else aside, and--Nancy gritting an imaginary rose in her teeth, Joe with a fist clenched against his belly holding together an imaginary skintight gypsy jacket --they began to "dance.