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disrobe

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Verb — To take off one's clothes, or to remove clothing from someone else.

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Etymology

From dis- + robe, echoed in Old French desrober used in the same sense.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “disrobe” mean?

The word “disrobe” means to take off one's clothes, or to remove clothing from someone else. In plain terms, to undress; a somewhat formal or literary way to say "take off clothes.".

How do you pronounce “disrobe”?

“Disrobe” is pronounced dihs-ROHB (/dɪsˈɹoʊb/ in IPA).

How do you use “disrobe” in a sentence?

Here is “disrobe” used in a sentence: “The actor disrobed behind a screen for the costume change.”

What is the opposite of “disrobe”?

The opposite of “disrobe” — its antonyms — is enrobe.

What part of speech is “disrobe”?

“Disrobe” is a verb.

Where does the word “disrobe” come from?

The word “disrobe” comes from Old French. From dis- + robe, echoed in Old French desrober used in the same sense.

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