shameless

[A. S. scamleás, from scamu = shame, and leás =le .] 1. Destitute of shame; having no feeling of shame or modesty; brazen faced, impudent, audacious; in sensible to shame or disgrace 2. Characterized by or exhibiting want of shame or modesty. "For the load of public hatred under which he already lay was too much even for his shamele forehead." Macaulay : Hist. Eng . , ch. viii. 3. Done without shame; as, a shamele deed. shame-le -ly, adv . [Eng. shamele ; -ly.] In a shamele manner; without shame or modesty; impudently. "He [Bonner] alledged, or rather shamele ly and slan. derously cavilled, that those his denouncers were vile."State Trials ; Edward VI .