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unˈbashful, a.
(un-1 7.)
1563J. Man Musculus' Commonpl. 13 b, The benefite of clere conscience, and the unbashfull [L. intrepidæ] familiaritie with God. 1600Shakes. A.Y.L. ii. iii. 50 In my youth I..did not with vnbashfull forehead woe The meanes of weaknesse and debilitie. 1611Florio, Inuerecondo, vnbashfull, impudent. 1834Wordsw. Even. Voluntaries vi. 17 Meek eve shuts up the whole usurping host (Unbashful dwarfs each glittering at his post). 1858Masson Milton I. 280 Throughout all Milton's works there may be discerned a vein of noble egotism, of unbashful self-assertion. 1887Swinburne Stud. Prose & Poetry (1894) 140 The laurels of Gotham, with which the critical sages..have bedecked his unbashful brows.
Hence unˈbashfully adv., unˈbashfulness.
1795Monthly Rev. XVIII. 129 Probably Mr. Pye cared not unbashfully to contest the authority of Aristotle. 1611Florio, Inuerecondia, vnbashfulnes, impudency. |