Abashless

Pronunciation: /əˈbæʃləs/

Definitions of abashless

adjective feeling no embarrassment, shame, or humiliation

Example Sentences

A1 She was abashless when she asked for directions in a foreign country.

A2 The abashless student confidently presented her project in front of the class.

B1 His abashless attitude helped him make friends easily in a new environment.

B2 The politician's abashless demeanor during debates impressed the audience.

C1 Despite the criticism, she remained abashless and continued to pursue her goals.

C2 The CEO's abashless leadership style inspired confidence in the company's employees.

Examples of abashless in a Sentence

formal Despite the criticism, she remained abashless and continued with her presentation.

informal She's so abashless, she doesn't care what anyone thinks of her.

slang He's totally abashless, he just does whatever he wants without worrying about consequences.

figurative Her abashless attitude in the face of adversity inspired those around her to be fearless as well.

Grammatical Forms of abashless

• past tense: abashlessed
• plural: abashlesses
• comparative: more abashless
• superlative: most abashless
• present tense: abashless
• future tense: will be abashless
• perfect tense: have been abashless
• continuous tense: is being abashless
• singular: abashless
• positive degree: abashless
• infinitive: to be abashless
• gerund: abashlessing
• participle: abashlessed

Origin and Evolution of abashless

First Known Use: 1300 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'abashless' is derived from the Middle English word 'abasche', which means to feel shame or embarrassment.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'abashless' has evolved to mean without shame or embarrassment, reflecting a shift in societal attitudes towards self-confidence and assertiveness.