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bare
adjective as in without clothing
adjective as in without covering or content
adjective as in simple, unadorned
Example Sentences
Konijnendijk said he devised the benchmark to help set a 'bare minimum' for nature in cities.
“It’s very sharp and it’s almost impossible to climb with bare hands,” says Hamid, the Iranian refugee who crossed it in 2019.
Murray wasn’t worried about baring his abs for the film — it was the dancing that terrified him.
When he gave evidence later in the day, his daughter Caroline shouted at him across the room that she was sick of his lies, laying bare the anger within the family.
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.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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