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stripping

verb as in remove clothes erotically

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Then I’m further stripping the image of context.

From Slate

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.

Folt also cited “of special significance” her efforts to rectify the university’s checkered past on racial justice — offering honorary degrees to 33 Japanese Americans incarcerated during World War II who were denied the chance to continue their USC studies, stripping the name of eugenicist Rufus von KleinSmid from a prominent building and renaming it after Dr. Joseph Medicine Crow, a Native American leader, and honoring survivors of the Holocaust with a University Medallion.

Overall, Primark sales across the UK and Ireland grew by 0.7%, stripping out the effect of new shops opening.

From BBC

Given the harm he’s already inflicted on minority communities as a fringe political figure, imagine his impact on a national stage — appearing on Sunday shows, smoothly defending policies like family separation, stripping women’s rights and gutting agencies he deems too “woke” to exist.

From Salon

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