unabashed
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++un·a·bashed /ˌʌnəˈbæʃt◂/ adjective written EMBARRASSEDnot ashamed or embarrassed, especially when doing something unusual or rude 不害臊的，不怕羞的；满不在乎的 She stared at him with unabashed curiosity. 她好奇地盯着他看，一点也不难为情。
Examples from the Corpus
unabashed• But even his ideological enemies sneakingly admire his unabashed aggression, a quality rare in a city of trimmers and dissemblers.• Our landlord appeared quite unabashed chasing his goat out of the flower beds.• "I'd love to go!" she said with unabashed enthusiasm.• unabashed enthusiasm• Richard Tyler is an unabashed fan of Hollywood glamour as well.• Tyler is an unabashed fan of Hollywood glamour.• Kendall is a nasty unabashed racist.• He is tough-talking, opinionated, downright mean, an unabashed racist.• He is a relentless, buoyant, unabashed seeker of publicity.• She was having dreams of unabashed sexuality.un·a·bashed adjectiveChineseSyllable
especially doing embarrassed, ashamed or Corpus when not
unabashed
un‧a‧bashed /ˌʌnəˈbæʃt◂/
adjective written
not ashamed or embarrassed, especially when doing something unusual or rude:
She stared at him with unabashed curiosity.
un‧a‧bashed /ˌʌnəˈbæʃt◂/
adjective writtennot ashamed or embarrassed, especially when doing something unusual or rude: