CEFR B2

shameless

adjective

Meaning

Showing a lack of shame, modesty, or decency; not embarrassed by one's actions or behavior, even if considered improper or immoral by others.

Examples

His shameless self-promotion during the meeting annoyed many of his colleagues.
She made a shameless grab for power, ignoring all ethical considerations.

Synonyms: brazen, impudent, audacious, unabashed

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shameless (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈʃeɪmlɪs/

Definition

Showing a lack of shame, modesty, or decency; not embarrassed by one's actions or behavior, even if considered improper or immoral by others.

Examples

His shameless self-promotion during the meeting annoyed many of his colleagues.
She made a shameless grab for power, ignoring all ethical considerations.
The politician's shameless lies were exposed by the investigative journalists.

How to Use shameless

shameless about (prepositional phrase): Not feeling shame or guilt concerning something. — "He was shameless about his past mistakes, even joking about them."
shameless disregard for (collocation): A complete lack of concern or respect for something. — "The company showed a shameless disregard for environmental regulations."

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