Pronunciation: [ʃˈʌnləs] (IPA) 
The word "shunless" is pronounced /ˈʃlɛsləs/ and is spelled with the combination of "sh" and "less". The "sh" sound is represented by the "sh" digraph, which is a combination of the letters "s" and "h". The "less" part of the word is spelled with the letters "l-e-s-s" and refers to the absence or lack of something. In terms of meaning, "shunless" means without hesitation or reluctance, indicating a sense of boldness or fearlessness.
Shunless is an adjective that refers to the characteristic or quality of being without shame or guilt. It describes someone or something that is completely devoid of any sense of moral or ethical responsibility. When something is described as shunless, it implies an absence of remorse or empathy, demonstrating a disregard for societal conventions or norms.
A person who is shunless typically exhibits behaviours that are seen as morally reprehensible or socially unacceptable. Their actions are often motivated solely by self-interest, devoid of concern for the well-being or feelings of others. Such individuals may engage in deceit, manipulation, or exploitation to further their own goals or personal gain, regardless of the consequences or harm caused.
In a broader context, shunless can also describe actions or events that lack any perception of wrongdoing or shame. It suggests a detachment from the moral compass that guides human behavior. Consequently, actions described as shunless are often seen as callous, cruel, or damaging to others.
The term shunless is related to and similar in meaning to other words such as shameless, unashamed, or brazen. These terms collectively convey the absence of remorse or guilt and imply an inclination to act in ways contrary to societal expectations.
