What is another word for Disrobed?
Pronunciation:
[ dɪsɹˈə͡ʊbd], [ dɪsɹˈəʊbd], [ d_ɪ_s_ɹ_ˈəʊ_b_d]
Related words: person without clothes, people without clothes, person without any clothes, people without any clothes, undressed person, somebody without clothes, people without any clothes on
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Synonyms for Disrobed:
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adj.
• au naturel • naked- Divested ,
- bald ,
- bare-skinned ,
- denuded ,
- exposed ,
- in birthday suit ,
- in the altogether ,
- peeled ,
- stripped ,
- unclothed ,
- undressed ,
- without a stitch ,
- stark-naked ,
- unprotected ,
- unveiled .
- dis robed ,
- dis-robed ,
- ex posed ,
- ex-posed ,
- in one birthday suit ,
- in ones birthday suit ,
- more bareskinned ,
- more denuded ,
- more disrobed ,
- more divested ,
- more peeled ,
- more shorn ,
- more unclothed ,
- more unrobed ,
- most bareskinned ,
- most denuded ,
- most disrobed ,
- most divested ,
- most peeled ,
- most shorn ,
- most unclothed ,
- most unrobed ,
- un clothed ,
- un covered ,
- un dressed ,
- un robed ,
- un-clothed ,
- un-covered ,
- un-dressed ,
- un-robed .
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v.
• divested Other relevant words:
- abandon ,
- afford ,
- air ,
- altogether ,
- arrant ,
- assailable ,
- austere ,
- bald-headed ,
- bald-pated ,
- bare-ass ,
- bare-assed ,
- bare-breasted ,
- barefaced ,
- bareheaded ,
- barren ,
- birthday suit ,
- black ,
- blunt ,
- borderline ,
- braless ,
- candid ,
- capable ,
- careworn ,
- childlike ,
- clear ,
- complete ,
- consummate ,
- crude ,
- cutting ,
- defenseless ,
- demolished ,
- denudate ,
- denude ,
- depopulate ,
- desert ,
- deshabille ,
- devastate ,
- dewy-eyed ,
- dim ,
- dim-witted ,
- disadvantaged ,
- double-dyed ,
- elementary ,
- everlasting ,
- fledgling ,
- forsake ,
- fringy ,
- give ,
- gross ,
- haggard ,
- heart-to-heart ,
- in your birthday suit ,
- lay waste to ,
- loose ,
- low-necked ,
- naked as the day one was born ,
- naked as the day you were born ,
- natural ,
- new ,
- nude painting ,
- nude person ,
- nude sculpture ,
- nude statue ,
- open air ,
- open up ,
- opened ,
- out-of-doors ,
- outdoors ,
- overt ,
- pantie ,
- panty ,
- perfect ,
- plain ,
- publicise ,
- publicize ,
- pure ,
- raddled ,
- raped ,
- ravage ,
- ravaged ,
- razed ,
- receptive ,
- round-eyed ,
- rude ,
- sacked ,
- scantily clad ,
- scourge ,
- sensitive ,
- severe ,
- simple-minded ,
- simpleton ,
- skimpy ,
- sodding ,
- sore ,
- spare ,
- spread ,
- spread out ,
- staring ,
- step-in ,
- stern ,
- strip ,
- stripped-down ,
- subject ,
- surface ,
- tender ,
- thorough ,
- thoroughgoing ,
- unadulterated ,
- unappareled ,
- uncomplicated ,
- undecided ,
- undefendable ,
- undefended ,
- underclothed ,
- undetermined ,
- unembellished ,
- unfastened ,
- unfinished ,
- unfledged ,
- unfold ,
- unornamented ,
- unproblematic ,
- unresolved ,
- unsanded ,
- unsheathed ,
- unsubdivided ,
- utter ,
- waste ,
- wide-eyed ,
- worn .
- En Deshabille ,
- Leached ,
- au naturel ,
- bleak ,
- bottomless ,
- callow ,
- cleaned ,
- clothesless ,
- decollete ,
- deprived ,
- desolate ,
- despoiled ,
- dismantled ,
- drawn ,
- garmentless ,
- half-clothed ,
- in dishabille ,
- in the buff ,
- in the raw ,
- leafless ,
- looted ,
- low-cut ,
- marginal ,
- mere ,
- mother-naked ,
- open ,
- pillaged ,
- plundered ,
- raimentless ,
- ransacked ,
- raw ,
- rifled ,
- scanty ,
- simple ,
- stark ,
- strapless ,
- topless ,
- unarmed ,
- unattired ,
- uncased ,
- uncovered ,
- undraped ,
- ungarbed ,
- ungarmented ,
- unrobed .
How to use "Disrobed" in context?
When I think of the word "disrobe," I immediately imagine someone taking off their clothes. But what does that actually mean? In English, the word "disrobe" means to take off one's clothes, leaving only the garment on the body. The word comes from the Latin verb disrobare, meaning "to take off one's robe." Interestingly, disrobing first came about as a way to get rid of dirty clothes. Back in the day, people would would go about their day wearing dirty clothes, and eventually those clothes would start to smell bad.
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