undisguised
பற்றி ஒளிவுமறைவற்ற
definition
adjective
she looked at him with undisguised contempt
(of a feeling) not disguised or concealed; open.
example
He also spoke with 'undisguised' passion about doing good works - displaying all of the principled enthusiasm for setting the world to rights that we should hope to instil in all of our young people.
He looks back on his days on the sidelines and there is 'undisguised' anguish as he talks about missed opportunities with his country and the frustration of seeing others make his place their own.
Journalists write with 'undisguised' glee about day-to-day clumsiness within the company.
He was watching the conversation with 'undisguised' interest.
Washington reacted to the agreement with 'undisguised' contempt.
Emily's dark eyes are huge in the faded lamplight, and her gaze is one of 'undisguised' longing, something I never, ever thought I would see directed at me.
‘Never do that again,’ Reginald begged, eyeing Jake with 'undisguised' disdain and disgust.
His 'undisguised' contempt for the press and his refusal to answer journalists' questions provoked grumbling within the White House press corps.
Now, she stared at Rome with 'undisguised' amazement.
English friends would look on in mild amusement at our antics and in 'undisguised' horror at the prospect of eating lamb's stomach and oatmeal.
He was not really listening to her, but rather looking at William with 'undisguised' interest.
Shaking himself clear of such offending thoughts he barely heard her 'undisguised' disgust.
Her eyes darted to him quickly, her gaze showing her 'undisguised' disbelief.
He, therefore, was not surprised that although his daughter respected him, there was none of the 'undisguised' affection in her eyes that there had been twenty years ago.
Ray is instantly smitten with the pretty and squeaky-clean Wendy, pursuing her with an 'undisguised' lust, oblivious to the feelings of her boring husband.
The Defence Secretary rattled through his performance with 'undisguised' contempt for the military tradition he was liquidating.
Her standing as an objective reporter of events in Belgium is destroyed in the light of an 'undisguised' hatred of the enemy, evident from her own account.
Anna could only gaze at him ‘with terror at the 'undisguised' hatred in his whole face.’
With 'undisguised' resentment, they left him to it.
Nevertheless, there was 'undisguised' relief in both London and Washington that the military campaign had achieved a decisive breakthrough after five weeks of aerial bombardment.
‘The operation is performed very deliberately and 'undisguisedly' and occasions no interruption of conversation,’ observed a visitor in 1810.
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