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unclad

[ UK /ʌnklˈæd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. having removed clothing

How To Use unclad In A Sentence

  • The U.S. Supreme Court refused the City of New York's final attempt to prevent artist Spencer Tunick from moving ahead with a photo shoot to produce one of his panoramic cityscapes containing numerous unclad individuals.
  • Cindy's partly unclad body was found on her mother's bed.
  • One of the unfortunate effects of the process is that the person's clothing rarely shrinks with them, thus leaving them to brave a changed world unclad.
  • But the inquisitors 'efforts to impugn the bankers' morality were rich with the sort of feigned shock that might have been exhibited by a genteel Victorian woman confronted by an unclad piano leg. A Return to Old-Fashioned Principles
  • Nudes were commonplace in the Salon—every worthy artist was expected to produce a gorgeously unclad Venus or Cleopatra. Still Turning Black to Light
  • Never had I seen human beings so clad, or rather so unclad, in such amazing squalidness and destitution of garments.
  • She went over to the nearest one eating and gently tapped on his unclad shoulder.
  • Over the past five years, the Parisian club has produced a special calendar for charity featuring unclad players in a variety of poses.
  • At last the two meet and there before our eyes appears our first Indian - unclad, copper skinned, long haired, of normal physique, and with the forest knife under his arm.
  • Various synonyms refer specifically - often as a negative - to the absence or rather removal of clothing, such as denuded, divested, peeled, stripped, unclad, unclothed, uncovered, un - dressed and dis - or un-robed. Recently Uploaded Slideshows
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