bare
/bˈɛɹ/ · 1 syllable
Meaning
adjective
- completely unclothed
“bare bodies” - lacking in magnitude or quantity
“a bare livelihood” - not having a protective covering
“unsheathed cables” - lacking its natural or customary covering
“a bare hill” - just barely adequate or within a lower limit
“a bare majority” - apart from anything else; without additions or modifications
“only the bare facts” - lacking a surface finish such as paint
“bare wood” - providing no shelter or sustenance
“bare rocky hills” - having everything extraneous removed including contents
“the bare walls” - lacking embellishment or ornamentation
“a plain hair style”
verb
- lay bare
“bare your breasts” - make public
“She aired her opinions on welfare” - lay bare
“denude a forest”
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