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un·clothe (-klōt̸h′)

transitive verb unclothed -·clothed′ or unclad -·clad′, unclothing -·cloth′·ing

to strip of or as of clothes; uncover; divest

Etymology: ME unclothen

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unclothe Synonyms

unclothe

v.

disrobe, uncover, divest; see undress.


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  • body: We do sincerely look forward to being able to revise our policies as society becomes more accepting of the unclothed human body.
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