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latant, out-and-out, complete, thorough, thoroughgoing, dyed in
the wool, die-hard, rabid, opinionated, unregenerate,
unrepentant, unreformed, fundamentalist, prejudiced, bigoted,
Colloq hard-nosed: Ultra-conservativism marked his views till
the day he died.
21.3 umbrage...
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umbrage n. Usually, take umbrage. feel or be offended, take offence,
feel displeasure or annoyance or exasperation or indignation or
vexation or bitterness or resentment, be piqued or displeased or
annoyed or exasperated or indignant or vexed or resentful,
harbour a grudge: She took umbrage at the way he seemed to
ignore her.
umbrella n. 1 parasol; Colloq chiefly Brit gamp, Brit brolly, US
bumbershoot: You will need an umbrella today. 2 protection,
cover, coverage, aegis, shield, screen, patronage, agency: What
benefits are included under the umbrella of this policy?
umpire n. 1 referee, arbiter, judge, moderator, adjudicator,
arbitrator; official; Colloq ref, Australian umpy, US ump: The
sides agree to abide by the decision of the umpire.
--v. 2 referee, arbitrate, judge, moderate, adjudicate;
officiate: When Peter Jones umpires a game, the players know
they will get a fair decision.
umpteen adj. a lot of, many, innumerable, unnumbered, countless, a huge
number of, very many, numerous, hundreds of, thousands of,
millions of, billions of, trillions of: You've been told
umpteen times, 'Don't go near the water'.
21.4 unabashed...
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unabashed adj. unashamed, unblushing, unembarrassed, brazen, blatant,
bold, undaunted, unawed, undismayed, unconcerned: I couldn't
put up with his unabashed conceit for another moment.