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View definitions for bare

bare

adjective as in without clothing

adjective as in without covering or content

adjective as in simple, unadorned

verb as in reveal

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Example Sentences

The season finale of “American Sports Story” laid bare the tragic end for Aaron Hernandez, that once promising NFL player.

I’ve enjoyed stripping the songs back down to the bare bones and enjoyed that they’re still sturdy enough to withstand that kind of stripping away.

He wants two players for every position as a bare minimum and, with that now in place, he does not envisage signing more than two or three each transfer window.

From BBC

But somehow the imagery, mostly against a bare stage, focused attention on a performance in which every single note, sung or played, every movement, every physical object, seemed to have been thought through and was riveting.

It was a warm October evening and the swaths of black mustard weed on the trail had completely dried up, leaving the towering stalks spindly and bare.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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