caradura means shameless person — a common term in Funny Words. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: July 25, 2025
caradura
noun • /[kah-rah-DOO-rah]/
shameless person
Example:
¡Qué caradura pide ayuda y no paga!
What a shameless person asking for help and not paying!
🧠 What does caradura mean?
Caradura is a Spanish word that describes someone who is incredibly shameless, bold, or brazen. Think of that person who can ask for anything, no matter how outrageous, without a blush. They have a thick skin and don't seem to be embarrassed easily. It's often used with a mix of amusement and disapproval.
📚 Extra examples
- ¡Qué caradura! ¡Me pidió dinero prestado después de haberme chocado el coche!
What nerve! He asked me for money after he crashed into my car! - Tiene la caradura de presentarse aquí después de lo que hizo.
He has the audacity to show up here after what he did. - Es una caradura, siempre llega tarde y nunca se disculpa.
She's so shameless, she's always late and never apologizes. - Pidió un aumento después de solo una semana de trabajo. ¡Qué caradura!
They asked for a raise after only a week on the job. What a nerve!
❓ FAQ
🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "caradura"
Synonyms: sinvergüenza, descarado, atrevido
Opposites: tímido, vergonzoso, apocado
💡 Did You Know?
Literally, 'caradura' translates to 'hard face'. This gives a sense of the boldness and impassivity it implies.
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