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Meanings of stripped in English

Having only essential or minimal features.

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        Having everything extraneous removed including contents.

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              Stripped.

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                      Usage of stripped in English
                      1
                      Everything of any value had been stripped from the house years ago.
                      The sherlockian
                      2
                      The government has stripped most public sector bosses of their performance bonuses.
                      Radio NZ
                      3
                      A third breach could result in clubs being stripped of premiership points.
                      News.com.au
                      4
                      How will the government ensure that the forests are not simply asset-stripped?
                      The Guardian
                      5
                      You can let your imagination run free, stripped of caution and compromise.
                      The Guardian
                      6
                      First, the bad news: Storytellers Theatre Company was stripped altogether of funding.
                      The Irish Times
                      7
                      But stripped of paper profits and losses, 2011 earnings were much stronger.
                      Reuters
                      8
                      I came to talk, not be bound and stripped of my weapons.
                      The irish warrior
                      9
                      Most were stripped of their ability to vote in last year's election.
                      Reuters
                      10
                      It sees a nation stripped of its dignity, its sovereignty, its future.
                      The Guardian
                      11
                      Earlier, Catalonia's most senior police officials had been stripped of their powers.
                      Radio NZ
                      12
                      A few minutes ago she'd stripped down to her bra and panties.
                      Funland
                      13
                      She stripped the gauntlet from her hand and offered it in congratulation.
                      Ridgway of Montana (Story of To-Day, in Which the Hero Is Also t...
                      14
                      The years were stripped from him; he was once more a boy.
                      The Magnificent Montez: From Courtesan to Convert
                      15
                      Suiting her actions to words, she stripped him of the offending article.
                      Poison or Protect
                      16
                      His expression was a few volts shy of a stripped power line.
                      Mission road
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