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Qué (quién) es unashamed - definición
unashamed
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
If you describe someone's behaviour or attitude as unashamed, you mean that they are open and honest about things that other people might find embarrassing or shocking.
I grinned at him in unashamed delight.
...a man rightly unashamed of his own talent.
ADJ
• unashamedly
Drugs are sold unashamedly in broad daylight.
ADV: ADV with v, ADV adj/n
unashamed
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
¦ adjective feeling or showing no guilt or embarrassment.
Derivatives
unashamedly adverb
unashamedness noun
Sin Vergüenza (116 album)
116'S ALBUM
Sin Vergüenza (Unashamed in English) is the first album entirely in Spanish by 116 Clique, produced and distributed by Reach Records, in association with No Apologies Music, the label of Puerto Rican producer Cardec Drums. It was announced to be released at the end of October 2020, and was promoted with two singles: "Donde están (Watcho6)" ("Where are they (Watcho6)" in English), between Reach artists and other Latin rappers, and "La Fiesta" ("The Party" in English) by Lecrae and Funky.
Ejemplos de uso de unashamed
1. New York has tried to cover its bid‘s shortcomings over land ownership with unashamed patriotism.
2. And therefore finding it rather difficult to fit in with us unashamed showbiz types.
3. He was unashamed about his abilities to turn power into wealth and vice versa.
4. We should be unashamed in our pursuit of liberty and freedom and opportunity.
5. This unashamed justification of judicial supremacism is as anti–democratic as it is arrogant.