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Boldly defined: exploring "unashamedly" vs "unabashedly"
Lloyd Cooper 02/11/2024, 01:15English.me team member
What is similar?
Both words describe a lack of shame or embarrassment when doing something, often used to imply boldness or openness.
What is different?
The word "unashamedly" focuses more on the absence of shame, while "unabashedly" emphasizes not being embarrassed or concerned about the opinions of others.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Unashamedly- She unashamedly admitted that she loves watching reality TV.
- He unashamedly took credit for the success of the project.
- They unashamedly displayed their affection in public.
- He unabashedly declared his love for the movie.
- She unabashedly wore a bright pink dress to the meeting.
- They unabashedly laughed at the jokes, despite the serious atmosphere.
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