Definition:
Okay, the user wants me to define the word "unshamableness" in two sentences. First, I need to make sure I understand what this word means. Let me start by breaking it down.
The word is related to shaming or being shamed, so maybe something about shame? Wait, but the term is "shamableness." Hmm, perhaps there's a typo here. Maybe the user intended "shaminess"? Or "shaming"? I should double-check. If it's spelled correctly as unshamableness, then it's about being shamed in a certain way.
Alternatively, maybe the user made a typo and meant something else. But assuming the word is correct, I need to explain that. So, first sentence: define what unshamableness is as a concept or trait related to shame. Second sentence: provide an example or context where it applies, like in everyday situations.
Wait, but how can someone be shamed without being shamed? That might not make sense. Maybe the user wants to clarify that there's no such thing, so I should explain that it's a term used to describe someone who has unshamable traits—meaning they are shameless or lack shame.
So, first sentence: "Unshamableness refers to the ability to be shamed without being shamed." Second sentence: "Examples could include individuals who enjoy hiding their true selves." That seems okay. Let me check again for clarity and correctness.
Unshamableness refers to the ability to be shamed without being shamed, meaning someone who is shameless or lacks a sense of self-awareness.
For example, an individual may be unshamable if they never face consequences for their actions, making them appear harmless despite past mistakes.
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