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bare
adjective as in without clothing
adjective as in without covering or content
adjective as in simple, unadorned
Example Sentences
The state of recovery could be seen Wednesday in the bare wooden foundations of buildings in the process of reconstruction.
The prosecutor continued: "Their plans were laid bare through their communication with Farouk and, as a result, the police were able to stop those plans from becoming a tragic reality."
There’s a specific pointedness to the fact that Linda, who bares her soul to a colleague played by Conan O’Brien, is charged with managing other peoples’ issues as a mental health professional.
"My eyes were blindfolded, but I could hear men and children and they started to lynch me with their bare hands, and the kids' shoes start to hit me when I was on the ground."
“I just wanted to lay it all very bare.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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