unapologetic
menyesal
definition
adjective
he remained unapologetic about his decision
not acknowledging or expressing regret.
example
Corinne is the first fictional heroine who, as a woman of genius, is 'unapologetic' about living for her art.
In fact Richard is something of a rarity these days, an 'unapologetic' , uneducated, unemployed and unreal guy.
And it has a sort of 'unapologetic' in your face quality, which I admire.
Granted, some administration spokesmen were 'unapologetic' about the decision.
I was immediately impressed by his 'unapologetic' support for experimenting on animals in the name of advancing knowledge and medical science.
If it sounds like syrupy sentiment, he's 'unapologetic' .
Goodman was 'unapologetic' for his comments that came during his visit to the elementary school in North Las Vegas.
We believe that the road back for our party and our movement lies in being an 'unapologetic' champion for progressive ideas.
We both loved it, although my love was 'unapologetic' and his was not.
The programme for that night was an 'unapologetic' exploration of Russian romanticism spanning approximately 50 years.
We are unswerving and 'unapologetic' about our commitment to saving our native species.
Her speech was classic Newkirk, unwavering and 'unapologetic' .
As for the rounded, tent-like look of the structure, Crawford, a Richmond resident, was 'unapologetic' .
He was also 'unapologetic' about his pay package, under which he is expected to receive at least £2.5m in cash and shares this year.
The novelist is 'unapologetic' , and still keen to play the part of provocateur.
Plus, they were completely 'unapologetic' and even threatening towards us from beginning to end!
Plus I was struck by how 'unapologetic' about it this girl seemed.
Roger may have regrets, but he is 'unapologetic' about who he is or what he does.
Thankfully, Kerrigan's personal, 'unapologetic' film on rave culture maintains its irreverence.
For a card-carrying liberal, I was surprisingly 'unapologetic' about our decision.
I love Courtney because she is 'unapologetically' herself and intimidatingly intelligent despite all the media attempts to make her less so.
But now he's not sure if he'll be carrying his wife Jill over the threshold after the company 'unapologetically' moved its completion date to May 2004.
The Times, in other words, has allowed itself to be used - cheerfully, 'unapologetically' and, most of all, stupidly.
There's an honesty and integrity about these films - the filmmakers are just so 'unapologetically' wacky - that makes them refreshing.
‘They only came in this morning,’ she says 'unapologetically' .
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