Unremorseful: meaning, definitions and examples

Use this word when describing someone who feels no regret or guilt for their actions, even if those actions have caused harm.

• Despite the damage caused, he remained unremorseful and continued working as if nothing had happened.

This word describes someone who does not feel or express regret or remorse, particularly in a moral or religious context. It often implies a stubborn refusal to admit wrongdoing.

• The criminal was unrepentant, showing no signs of guilt or intention to change his ways.

This word is suitable when someone is not willing to apologize or show regret for their words or behavior.

• She was unapologetic about her controversial comments during the meeting.

This word is fitting when someone feels no shame or embarrassment about their actions or traits, even if they might be considered socially or morally wrong.

• He was unashamed of his loud and boisterous personality, regardless of what others thought.