Object

• resemblance: Paul Durkin: small, ginger, bares a suspiciously close resemblance to Paul Scholes.

• scar: The Peddar's Way bares the scars of the final advance of the Roman conquest into Britain.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• strip: Unfortunately, these plantations strip the land bare of its lowland forest.

Modifies a noun

• bone: On to these bare bones must be grafted a squad, with options.

• minimum: The running costs of the Charity are kept to bare minimum.

• foot: Jack caught sight of long bare feet easing forward on the ramp.

• patch: Also bare patches of ground leave room for weeds to take root.

• floorboard: Concrete or tiled floors and bare floorboards can all harbor infestations especially in any cracks and crevices and these warrant thorough cleaning.

• necessity: The difficulty they face to meet even the bare necessities of life cannot be overemphasized.

Used with adjective complement

• lay: Your house has been laid bare, how is your heart.. ... .

• strip: Have stripped bare the us federal of e-mail for.

• lie: Now whole mountains lay bare with nothing to protect the valley from the elements.

• please: So please bare in mind I was more than willing to check my bag in there and then.

• buy: Up the capital to buy bare the highest interest marsh's brokers routinely.

• look: Only the beautiful shop window, designed for presenting a tempting array of goods to the outside world, looks bare from the inside.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: The county is rather bare of timber, which is owing to the very great demand for it in the fens.

Preposition: in

• mind: Bare in mind they are based off things I have read rather than hard fact.

• winter: If you don't grow ivy, get an evergreen clematis if you don't want it to look bare in the winter.

Preposition: of

• vegetation: Soils which are bare of vegetation are very likely to be a problem.