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Meanings of unclad in English
Having removed clothing.
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Examples for "undressed"
Examples for "undressed"
1
And he had not undressed yet; certainly Guido must come to him.
2
The body has been undressed and properly laid out in grave clothes.
3
She undressed herself and passed the rest of the night in reading.
4
He had undressed on the small beach, and swum in the sea.
5
So silence reigned in the spacious room while the Indian undressed Caracalla.
1
Her dress became her, and she looked not less charming than when unattired.
2
Human eye so seldom saw her without a coarse brown apron that, apronless, she would have almost seemed (like Eve) to be unattired.
1
"The souls as yet ungarmented," if such there are, are dumb to question.
2
"The souls as yet ungarmented."
Usage of unclad in English
1
At his door stood the unclad and pallid candidate for district attorney.
2
It was the frank eloquence of the slaughter-house-theunclad humour of the market.
3
Marketless products were destroyed, though bellies were unfed and backs unclad.
4
When young she wore a tapis; when grown she is unclad
5
As yet the skeleton arms of the winter woods remained unclad.
6
Even Pyrrha, who had seen her unclad many times, looked a little awestruck.
7
Yes, certainly, quite unclad, in order the better to enjoy him.
8
Beholding Suka who was bodiless, those unclad aerial beings felt shame.
9
At the apparition of the unclad, shipwrecked sailor the maidens flee right and left.
10
On the shore were unclad, copper-colored men, gazing with wonder at the Spanish ships.
11
After nine girls, there came the Body-as-a-Whole who was unclad.
12
In truth he is none the less armed than usual, though he be all unclad.
13
The mirror descended low, and yet it reflected nothing but a large unclad flesh surface.
14
Others there were who were but in evil case, unarmed, and unclad, who were scarce whole.
15
And everywhere there would be the little unclad ruddy faun-like beings who had created these marvels.
16
Penñarubia, in 1868, barring all unclad pagans from the Christianized towns, that the latter donned such garments.
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