unclothe

"He touched my body and tried to unclothe me. At that time, I realised I was not moving. I was like a stone. At one point he realised that I was not responding. So he asked me, should I drop you back at the school? But I couldn't even reply."

On the first weekend we hooked up, I had to yank a green sparkly dress over his head to unclothe him.

With extraordinary tact, she taught me how to unclothe in a narrow bathroom and then positioned me on a bench in the tub where I could use a hand-held shower.

Court documents say Whitman took the boy to his shed, made him unclothe and put him in a freezer full of rotting meat.

Unclothe, un-klōth′, v.t. to take the clothes off: to make naked.—adj.