bare-faced

Lucy smiled at the bare-faced fraud and hastened to abet it.

A bare-faced tenon is one in which a cheek is cut from only one side.

And the note that purported to be from Peter, he believed a bare-faced fraud.

At this bare-faced libel Bowles cleared his throat to speak.

It is a piece of bare-faced impudence to impugn the girl's honour.

The most bare-faced duelist might almost brandish his weapon.

You have made hundreds, and I don't know but thousands of dollars, by your impudence and bare-faced deceit.

The traveller's way is beset by juvenile vagrants, bare-faced and importunate as Neapolitans or Arabs.

This would be considered in almost any other country a bare-faced attempt to swindle us.

Would you really like to give up your name as the author of this bare-faced libel?