Definition of unselfconscious in English:

unselfconscious

adjectiveʌnsɛlfˈkɒnʃəsˌənˌsɛlfˈkɑnʃəs

Not suffering from or exhibiting self-consciousness; not shy or embarrassed.
不害羞的；不忸怩的
his behaviour was natural and unselfconscious
Example sentencesExamples
- Everyone agrees there is a lot more to do, but for now he has made Naples the most exciting of all Italian cities to visit, in the first flush of its re-emergence: dynamic, unselfconscious, and as distinctive as it has always been.
- The flow is effortless and unselfconscious, going from one bit to another without calling attention to the transitions but without feeling like an epic megamix, either.
- Caine and Freeman are refreshingly wry presences in a very heavy film, and Oldman gives the sort of strong, character-driven, unselfconscious performance that we've come to expect of him but never praise him enough for.
- The audience were mostly men in their forties, reliving their adolescence with unselfconscious glee (and, latterly, gimpy dancing).
- Komon's style was flamboyant and unselfconscious.
- The wooded setting and the ‘good day’ of hunting in the open air naturalize the brutality and remind us of the charms of unselfconscious subjectivity.
- Nor had she been able to see me dance as a child: unrestricted totally unselfconscious, innocent and devoid of the fear of others’ opinions.
- The Right prefers the invisible hand of a market - decentralized, unselfconscious, uncoordinated - to a body in which deliberate choices about how to govern are made.
- Babies are born full of unselfconscious self-confidence but, by the time most of them become toddlers, this self-confidence has been lost and they see themselves not being acceptable to their families.
- We had immersed ourselves in Alex the soldier-poet, artist and writer; publishing a book of his art and letters, creating a Web site, letting the unselfconscious narration of his own life affect so many who never knew him.
- I wish I still dreamt about hanging out with B-list rock stars, being admired just because I was precious, and living a life completely unselfconscious.
- That said, he is a terrific diarist, unselfconscious and candid to an alarming degree.
- The overall effect of the chalked pattern was a simple design structure, done in a fairly carefree, unselfconscious and expressionistic way.
- Everyone is surprisingly unselfconscious about their bodies and far from being disturbed about seeking leisure within a mass of pollution.
- It was something I'd heard of, and I was prepared to sneer or cringe as two low-brows reduced films to thumbs up or down and was delighted to find a programme which featured unselfconscious intelligent discussion.
- The non-conceptual, non-theoretically based, expressionist, unselfconscious artists will just have to wait - but they may be waiting a very long time.
- Fair himself is a bewildering stage presence - gloriously unselfconscious, gleefully sounding out lyrics as if he's just invented them - while the reliable Fanclub provide a beautiful backdrop.
- Come celebrate with the young artists in attendance as they inject fresh colour, life, scent, spirit, humour and unselfconscious whimsy into our art scene.
- Indian classical music must be valued in itself, but in the present climate it must also be cherished for its effortless and unselfconscious contributions to religious harmony.
- Though it's anybody's guess what he made of the script, Malkovich appears as himself in the film, submitting willingly to the less than gentle treatment of his character and giving a superbly unselfconscious performance.
Synonyms
uninhibited, liberated, extrovert, outgoing, unrestrained, expressive, open, affable, talkative, effusive, demonstrative, unconstrained, bold, communicative, expansive, ebullient, exuberant, gushing, outspoken, frank, candid, warm

Derivatives

unselfconsciously

adverb ʌnsɛlfˈkɒnʃəsliˌənˌsɛlfˈkɑnʃəsli

This, however, may have been the result of performing in a play where teenagers can intelligently and unselfconsciously discuss Thomas Hardy, Wilfred Owen, W. H. Auden, and Stevie Smith.
Example sentencesExamples
- When the candidates lined up one by one to be photographed beside her, McDonough held each person's hand, said something friendly and smiled unselfconsciously until the flash in the camera went off.
- But when you see a friend really enjoying his money and spending it unselfconsciously on the things he really likes, at the same time inviting others to share in his good fortune, you can't feel envious.
- But the torrent of sex content never feels gratuitous, partly thanks to the actors' uninhibited performances: they indulge themselves so unselfconsciously that we're loath to turn prudish.
- Bravely and unselfconsciously, this generous actress looks middle-aged, yet with that gangly tomboyish essence that allows her to play young without resorting to cosmetic artifice or girly-girl coyness.

unselfconsciousness

nounʌnsɛlfˈkɒnʃəsnəsˌənˌsɛlfˈkɑnʃəsnəs

The complete unselfconsciousness and lack of pretentiousness in her work appears to stem from the artist herself and the down-to-earth quality that resonates from her.
Example sentencesExamples
- They roll around the Yorkshire dales with the easy intimacy and irritating unselfconsciousness of young sweethearts.
- The Pillow Book, Peter Greenaway's film about Japanese calligraphy, established McGregor's unselfconsciousness when it came to taking off his clothes.
- Singing requires both confidence and unselfconsciousness and neither are things that we do well in this age.
- It is a ghost story, a tragedy, a policier and a drawing room comedy: a captivating story performed with childlike unselfconsciousness.

Rhymes

conscious, subconscious

Definition of unselfconscious in US English:

unselfconscious

adjectiveˌənˌselfˈkänSHəsˌənˌsɛlfˈkɑnʃəs

Not suffering from or exhibiting self-consciousness; not shy or embarrassed.
不害羞的；不忸怩的
his behavior was natural and unselfconscious
Example sentencesExamples
- The flow is effortless and unselfconscious, going from one bit to another without calling attention to the transitions but without feeling like an epic megamix, either.
- Nor had she been able to see me dance as a child: unrestricted totally unselfconscious, innocent and devoid of the fear of others’ opinions.
- Komon's style was flamboyant and unselfconscious.
- That said, he is a terrific diarist, unselfconscious and candid to an alarming degree.
- Everyone agrees there is a lot more to do, but for now he has made Naples the most exciting of all Italian cities to visit, in the first flush of its re-emergence: dynamic, unselfconscious, and as distinctive as it has always been.
- Though it's anybody's guess what he made of the script, Malkovich appears as himself in the film, submitting willingly to the less than gentle treatment of his character and giving a superbly unselfconscious performance.
- The audience were mostly men in their forties, reliving their adolescence with unselfconscious glee (and, latterly, gimpy dancing).
- The Right prefers the invisible hand of a market - decentralized, unselfconscious, uncoordinated - to a body in which deliberate choices about how to govern are made.
- Indian classical music must be valued in itself, but in the present climate it must also be cherished for its effortless and unselfconscious contributions to religious harmony.
- Babies are born full of unselfconscious self-confidence but, by the time most of them become toddlers, this self-confidence has been lost and they see themselves not being acceptable to their families.
- We had immersed ourselves in Alex the soldier-poet, artist and writer; publishing a book of his art and letters, creating a Web site, letting the unselfconscious narration of his own life affect so many who never knew him.
- Come celebrate with the young artists in attendance as they inject fresh colour, life, scent, spirit, humour and unselfconscious whimsy into our art scene.
- Everyone is surprisingly unselfconscious about their bodies and far from being disturbed about seeking leisure within a mass of pollution.
- It was something I'd heard of, and I was prepared to sneer or cringe as two low-brows reduced films to thumbs up or down and was delighted to find a programme which featured unselfconscious intelligent discussion.
- I wish I still dreamt about hanging out with B-list rock stars, being admired just because I was precious, and living a life completely unselfconscious.
- The non-conceptual, non-theoretically based, expressionist, unselfconscious artists will just have to wait - but they may be waiting a very long time.
- The overall effect of the chalked pattern was a simple design structure, done in a fairly carefree, unselfconscious and expressionistic way.
- Fair himself is a bewildering stage presence - gloriously unselfconscious, gleefully sounding out lyrics as if he's just invented them - while the reliable Fanclub provide a beautiful backdrop.
- The wooded setting and the ‘good day’ of hunting in the open air naturalize the brutality and remind us of the charms of unselfconscious subjectivity.
- Caine and Freeman are refreshingly wry presences in a very heavy film, and Oldman gives the sort of strong, character-driven, unselfconscious performance that we've come to expect of him but never praise him enough for.
Synonyms
uninhibited, liberated, extrovert, outgoing, unrestrained, expressive, open, affable, talkative, effusive, demonstrative, unconstrained, bold, communicative, expansive, ebullient, exuberant, gushing, outspoken, frank, candid, warm

词汇	unselfconscious
释义	Definition of unselfconscious in English: unselfconscious adjectiveʌnsɛlfˈkɒnʃəsˌənˌsɛlfˈkɑnʃəs Not suffering from or exhibiting self-consciousness; not shy or embarrassed. 不害羞的；不忸怩的 his behaviour was natural and unselfconscious Example sentencesExamples Everyone agrees there is a lot more to do, but for now he has made Naples the most exciting of all Italian cities to visit, in the first flush of its re-emergence: dynamic, unselfconscious, and as distinctive as it has always been. The flow is effortless and unselfconscious, going from one bit to another without calling attention to the transitions but without feeling like an epic megamix, either. Caine and Freeman are refreshingly wry presences in a very heavy film, and Oldman gives the sort of strong, character-driven, unselfconscious performance that we've come to expect of him but never praise him enough for. The audience were mostly men in their forties, reliving their adolescence with unselfconscious glee (and, latterly, gimpy dancing). Komon's style was flamboyant and unselfconscious. The wooded setting and the ‘good day’ of hunting in the open air naturalize the brutality and remind us of the charms of unselfconscious subjectivity. Nor had she been able to see me dance as a child: unrestricted totally unselfconscious, innocent and devoid of the fear of others’ opinions. The Right prefers the invisible hand of a market - decentralized, unselfconscious, uncoordinated - to a body in which deliberate choices about how to govern are made. Babies are born full of unselfconscious self-confidence but, by the time most of them become toddlers, this self-confidence has been lost and they see themselves not being acceptable to their families. We had immersed ourselves in Alex the soldier-poet, artist and writer; publishing a book of his art and letters, creating a Web site, letting the unselfconscious narration of his own life affect so many who never knew him. I wish I still dreamt about hanging out with B-list rock stars, being admired just because I was precious, and living a life completely unselfconscious. That said, he is a terrific diarist, unselfconscious and candid to an alarming degree. The overall effect of the chalked pattern was a simple design structure, done in a fairly carefree, unselfconscious and expressionistic way. Everyone is surprisingly unselfconscious about their bodies and far from being disturbed about seeking leisure within a mass of pollution. It was something I'd heard of, and I was prepared to sneer or cringe as two low-brows reduced films to thumbs up or down and was delighted to find a programme which featured unselfconscious intelligent discussion. The non-conceptual, non-theoretically based, expressionist, unselfconscious artists will just have to wait - but they may be waiting a very long time. Fair himself is a bewildering stage presence - gloriously unselfconscious, gleefully sounding out lyrics as if he's just invented them - while the reliable Fanclub provide a beautiful backdrop. Come celebrate with the young artists in attendance as they inject fresh colour, life, scent, spirit, humour and unselfconscious whimsy into our art scene. Indian classical music must be valued in itself, but in the present climate it must also be cherished for its effortless and unselfconscious contributions to religious harmony. Though it's anybody's guess what he made of the script, Malkovich appears as himself in the film, submitting willingly to the less than gentle treatment of his character and giving a superbly unselfconscious performance. Synonyms uninhibited, liberated, extrovert, outgoing, unrestrained, expressive, open, affable, talkative, effusive, demonstrative, unconstrained, bold, communicative, expansive, ebullient, exuberant, gushing, outspoken, frank, candid, warm Derivatives unselfconsciously adverb ʌnsɛlfˈkɒnʃəsliˌənˌsɛlfˈkɑnʃəsli This, however, may have been the result of performing in a play where teenagers can intelligently and unselfconsciously discuss Thomas Hardy, Wilfred Owen, W. H. Auden, and Stevie Smith. Example sentencesExamples When the candidates lined up one by one to be photographed beside her, McDonough held each person's hand, said something friendly and smiled unselfconsciously until the flash in the camera went off. But when you see a friend really enjoying his money and spending it unselfconsciously on the things he really likes, at the same time inviting others to share in his good fortune, you can't feel envious. But the torrent of sex content never feels gratuitous, partly thanks to the actors' uninhibited performances: they indulge themselves so unselfconsciously that we're loath to turn prudish. Bravely and unselfconsciously, this generous actress looks middle-aged, yet with that gangly tomboyish essence that allows her to play young without resorting to cosmetic artifice or girly-girl coyness. unselfconsciousness nounʌnsɛlfˈkɒnʃəsnəsˌənˌsɛlfˈkɑnʃəsnəs The complete unselfconsciousness and lack of pretentiousness in her work appears to stem from the artist herself and the down-to-earth quality that resonates from her. Example sentencesExamples They roll around the Yorkshire dales with the easy intimacy and irritating unselfconsciousness of young sweethearts. The Pillow Book, Peter Greenaway's film about Japanese calligraphy, established McGregor's unselfconsciousness when it came to taking off his clothes. Singing requires both confidence and unselfconsciousness and neither are things that we do well in this age. It is a ghost story, a tragedy, a policier and a drawing room comedy: a captivating story performed with childlike unselfconsciousness. Rhymes conscious, subconscious Definition of unselfconscious in US English: unselfconscious adjectiveˌənˌselfˈkänSHəsˌənˌsɛlfˈkɑnʃəs Not suffering from or exhibiting self-consciousness; not shy or embarrassed. 不害羞的；不忸怩的 his behavior was natural and unselfconscious Example sentencesExamples The flow is effortless and unselfconscious, going from one bit to another without calling attention to the transitions but without feeling like an epic megamix, either. Nor had she been able to see me dance as a child: unrestricted totally unselfconscious, innocent and devoid of the fear of others’ opinions. Komon's style was flamboyant and unselfconscious. That said, he is a terrific diarist, unselfconscious and candid to an alarming degree. Everyone agrees there is a lot more to do, but for now he has made Naples the most exciting of all Italian cities to visit, in the first flush of its re-emergence: dynamic, unselfconscious, and as distinctive as it has always been. Though it's anybody's guess what he made of the script, Malkovich appears as himself in the film, submitting willingly to the less than gentle treatment of his character and giving a superbly unselfconscious performance. The audience were mostly men in their forties, reliving their adolescence with unselfconscious glee (and, latterly, gimpy dancing). The Right prefers the invisible hand of a market - decentralized, unselfconscious, uncoordinated - to a body in which deliberate choices about how to govern are made. Indian classical music must be valued in itself, but in the present climate it must also be cherished for its effortless and unselfconscious contributions to religious harmony. Babies are born full of unselfconscious self-confidence but, by the time most of them become toddlers, this self-confidence has been lost and they see themselves not being acceptable to their families. We had immersed ourselves in Alex the soldier-poet, artist and writer; publishing a book of his art and letters, creating a Web site, letting the unselfconscious narration of his own life affect so many who never knew him. Come celebrate with the young artists in attendance as they inject fresh colour, life, scent, spirit, humour and unselfconscious whimsy into our art scene. Everyone is surprisingly unselfconscious about their bodies and far from being disturbed about seeking leisure within a mass of pollution. It was something I'd heard of, and I was prepared to sneer or cringe as two low-brows reduced films to thumbs up or down and was delighted to find a programme which featured unselfconscious intelligent discussion. I wish I still dreamt about hanging out with B-list rock stars, being admired just because I was precious, and living a life completely unselfconscious. The non-conceptual, non-theoretically based, expressionist, unselfconscious artists will just have to wait - but they may be waiting a very long time. The overall effect of the chalked pattern was a simple design structure, done in a fairly carefree, unselfconscious and expressionistic way. Fair himself is a bewildering stage presence - gloriously unselfconscious, gleefully sounding out lyrics as if he's just invented them - while the reliable Fanclub provide a beautiful backdrop. The wooded setting and the ‘good day’ of hunting in the open air naturalize the brutality and remind us of the charms of unselfconscious subjectivity. Caine and Freeman are refreshingly wry presences in a very heavy film, and Oldman gives the sort of strong, character-driven, unselfconscious performance that we've come to expect of him but never praise him enough for. Synonyms uninhibited, liberated, extrovert, outgoing, unrestrained, expressive, open, affable, talkative, effusive, demonstrative, unconstrained, bold, communicative, expansive, ebullient, exuberant, gushing, outspoken, frank, candid, warm
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