- 当之无愧 dāngzhīwúkuì to be worthy offully deserve a title, honor, or praise without any reservations; to be entirely worthy of a certain reputation
- 问心无愧 wènxīnwúkuì to have a clear consciencelit. look into one's heart and feel no shame; used to describe someone whose actions are honorable and who has nothing to feel guilty about
- 俯仰无愧 fǔyǎngwúkuì to have a clear conscienceto have nothing to be ashamed of; to have a clear conscience toward heaven and other people. Derived from a passage in Mencius regarding being without shame looking up at heaven or down at men.
- 于心无愧 yúxīnwúkuì to have a clear conscienceto feel no regret or guilt; to feel that one has a clear conscience about something
- 扪心无愧 ménxīnwúkuì with a clear conscienceto examine one's own heart and feel no shame; to have a clean conscience about one's actions