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unembarrassed

 

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Adjective unembarrassed has 1 sense
  1. unabashed, unembarrassed - not embarrassed; "a tinseled charm and unabashed sentimentality"- Jerome Stone; "an unembarrassed greeting as if nothing untoward had happened"
    Antonym: ashamed (indirect, via unashamed)

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unembarrassed

Part of speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Not feeling or exhibiting embarrassment.

Example sentence: She confidently accepted the award, unembarrassed by the applause and attention.

Sense 2: Boldly and openly displaying one's emotions or opinions without shame.

Example sentence: He passionately voiced his unembarrassed support for the controversial political candidate.

Sense 3: Not showing signs of self-consciousness or unease in a certain situation.

Example sentence: The experienced speaker delivered his presentation unembarrassed by the large audience in attendance.

Sense 4: Not feeling ashamed or guilty about a particular action or behavior.

Example sentence: She went about her daily routine unembarrassed by the mistakes she had made.

Sense 5: (Popular usage) Often used in the phrase "unembarrassed laughter" to describe spontaneous and genuine amusement.

Example sentence: The comedian's hilarious jokes evoked unembarrassed laughter from the audience.

Sense 6: (Local usage - specific to a certain region or community) A state of being free from social awkwardness or self-consciousness.

Example sentence: In the local beach culture, people embrace an unembarrassed attitude towards their bodies.

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