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shamelessly

/ˈʃeɪm.ləs.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « sans honte » ou « de manière effrontée ». Il décrit une action accomplie sans gêne, modestie ni contraintes morales, souvent avec audace ou mépris des normes sociales.

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adverb

/ˈʃeɪm.ləs.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « sans honte » ou « de manière effrontée ». Il décrit une action accomplie sans gêne, modestie ni contraintes morales, souvent avec audace ou mépris des normes sociales.

An adverb meaning 'without shame' or 'in a brazen manner.' It describes an action performed with a lack of embarrassment, modesty, or moral restraint, often implying boldness or disregard for social norms.

  1. Without shame or embarrassmentB2formal

    Acting in a way that shows no guilt or modesty, often in a bold or brazen manner.

    frsans vergogne

    • He shamelessly lied to the committee about his qualifications.
    • She shamelessly promoted her own business at the charity event.
    • The politician shamelessly accepted bribes from lobbyists.

    Synonymesaudaciouslybrazenlyflagrantlyimmodestlyimpudentlyopenlyunabashedlyunashamedly

    Antonymesguiltilymodestlyshamefully

  2. Boldly or brazenlyB2informal

    Doing something openly and without any attempt to hide it, even if it is considered inappropriate.

    frsans vergogne

    • He shamelessly flirted with her in front of her husband.
    • She shamelessly copied her friend's homework and submitted it as her own.
    • They shamelessly ignored the rules and did whatever they wanted.

    Synonymesaudaciouslybarefacedlyblatantlyboldlybrazenlyflagrantlyimpudentlyopenlyunashamedly

    Antonymesashamedlyguiltilysheepishly

Formes
  • more shamelessly comparative form
  • most shamelessly superlative form
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