Adverb:

નિર્લજ્જતાથી,

brazenly's Usage Examples:

Lashkar-e-Tayyiba, Jaish-e-Muhammad, Al-Qaida and ISIS are perpetrating atrocities, brazenly violating Islam in the name of Islam, Jihad and Khilafat.

record, is brazenly shallow pop music, aware of and confident in its insubstantiality and general tackiness.

craze are no less in number, and in our hat-manufacturing centres youths brazenly walk the streets at times and don"t seem to be ostracized".

persona, she then proceeds to trash the apartment herself and brazenly sashays out onto the street outside.

sounds, roots reggae always seemed to invite itself directly to Africa, brazenly insisting upon itself as the continent"s primary echo, if not recursive.

Dore Schary, MGM studio head at the time, has recounted Lanza"s petulant and boorish behavior on the set, which included brazenly sexually harassing.

name and moving around constantly in traveling theater troupes; later he brazenly entered the bureaucracy of the Todt under his birth name, narrowly avoiding.

– moments few bands even know about – but as with the brazenly (and meaninglessly) titled "Manifesto," they add up to little.

confessed that on "Kylie Said to Jason" they had worn "Pet Shop Boys infatuations brazenly on [their] sleeves".

absorbing elaboration of diverser ideas, some brazenly bold, others affectingly simple.

In sharp contrast to the brazenly violent "Cocaine Cowboys" of the 1980s, Miami"s marijuana smugglers were.

force that captured Kapiti Island for Ngāti Toa, then in 1824 managed to brazenly force passage on a ship to England where he was presented to George IV.

Sunrise; why Édouard Manet"s depiction of Olympia, in which his model brazenly gazes out of the canvas, so outraged Parisian society; and how Paul Cézanne"s.