shamelessly
Adverb
Meaning
without shame
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Examples
he unashamedly abandoned the project when he realized he would not gain from it
Because we totally didn't invade Iraq, killing hundreds of thousands, as a shamelessly exploitative result of Saudis from Afghanistan slamming planes into the Pentagon and World Trade Center less than 20 years ago.
"It is very clear that anti-abortion rights politicians are shamelessly exploiting this crisis to achieve what has been their longstanding ideological goal to ban abortion in the U.S.," she said.
The phrase is on the one hand a politically-correct and ingratiating semaphore of social virtue claimed by the moral pariahs of the day, those who shamelessly flatter and cajole to maintain their status and pursue their advantage.
In May it shamelessly accused the world of "shirking responsibility"
The male version of Shirley Bassey (don’t laugh … think about it) is in down the list with a cheesy, excessive effort that shamelessly draws from every successful “Bond” theme that came before this 1965 work that has its tongue firmly planted in cheek.