brazenfaced

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bra·zen·faced

(brā′zən-fāst′)

adj.

Flagrantly and insolently audacious.

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brazenfaced

adjective

Characterized by or done without shame:

bald-faced, barefaced, blatant, brazen, shameless, unabashed, unblushing.

Informal: brassy.

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I marvel at the brazenfaced shamelessness of PML N legislators when they use words like 'our era' during their speeches on the floors of various houses.

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The response by the knights of patriotic history to this revival of Aboriginal history was brazenfaced. The warriors lashed out at a hated enemy as self-indulgent frauds who wrote a revised history not only to maintain their privileged position, but also to advance the political agenda of Aboriginal activists and land rights claimants.

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I returned to the Federal Capital pondering over my experience and wondering at the brazenfaced criticism that is levelled by PML N leadership at the changes brought about in KPK.