Unblushing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNBLUSHING in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not blushing
• not feeling or showing embarrassment or shame
• Not blushing; shameless.
• feeling no shame

Words related to UNBLUSHING

unblushingly21 unblushingness20

How to use UNBLUSHING in a sentence

• It has divested politics of all attraction to superior men, and put government largely into the hands of the most venal and unblushing of demagogues.
• Messalina, when she married, could scarcely have been fifteen years old, yet she at once assumed a dominant position, and secured it by means of the most unblushing wickedness.
• Their distinguishing vices were meanness and servility, the pursuit of money by every artifice, the absence of honor, and unblushing sensuality.
• Are there engagements to the performance of which we are held by every tie respectable among men? These are the subjects of constant and unblushing violation.
• Indeed, they never appear on the streets of Rome in that unblushing manner as in London, and even in New York and Philadelphia.
• This unblushing female Socialism defies alike apostles and prophets.
• He calmly denied everything connected with the cession of Louisiana until even the details became public property, and then admitted them with unblushing equanimity.
• Soon after this declaration the knight of the green plume came to Wallace, tore off the disguise of knighthood, and stood before him the bold and unblushing Countess of Mar.
• Meantime, unblushing, unseen, and often unheard, the guileless poets have gone on singing in a sweet strain.
• The arrogance of Louis, his unblushing perfidy and his insulting assumptions of superiority over all other powers, exasperated the emperor to the highest pitch.
• England and France accuse the emperor of deliberate, persistent, unblushing falsehood.
• Leopold has the reputation of having been, on the whole, a kind-hearted man, but his court was a harem of unblushing profligacy.
• A more dauntless, unblushing, majestic liar never stood up in petticoats.
• Partly by secret influence, partly by unblushing fraud, Danville procured for her such papers and permits as would enable her to leave France by way of Marseilles.
• The opera was so ludicrous and unblushing an imitation of Donizetti and Bellini, that the artists could scarcely sing for laughter.
• Catholic writers profess themselves shocked by the unblushing veneration which Luther receives from Protestants.
• Unblushing perfidy was practised by this Pope in his dealings with kings who were his religious subjects.
• He found his unworthy proceeding boldly discussed, in an epistle which, I daresay, no other carrier would ever have conveyed to him but the unblushing mountain blast.
• Whitman used no tobacco, neither did he apply hot and rebellious liquors to his blood and with unblushing forehead woo the means of debility and disease.
• But the unblushing exhibition of degrading superstition shown in the last sentence recalled their just severity.
• The unblushing grossness of speech which even the ladies of the party permitted themselves cannot be reproduced in the decorous print of our age.
• The noble old man with an unblushing brow entered the presence of Catharine.
• The new one, if anything, was worse than the old one, for he could do the most unblushing acts of cruelty with pleasure.

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