nude in Latin
nude in Latin is nudus — nude means wearing no clothes; naked.
nude in Latin
nudus
What does "nude" mean?
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adj Wearing no clothes; naked.
"The ancient statue of the athlete is nude, as was common in old sculpture."
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noun A work of art depicting an unclothed human figure.
"She studied a famous nude by a Renaissance painter during her art course."
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nude in a sentence
- The ancient statue of the athlete is nude, as was common in old sculpture.
- Art students often sketch a nude figure to learn about the human body.
- She studied a famous nude by a Renaissance painter during her art course.
- The museum bought a bronze nude for its sculpture garden.
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What is "nude" in Latin?
"nude" in Latin is nudus. nude means: Wearing no clothes; naked.
How do you use "nude" in a sentence?
Example: "The ancient statue of the athlete is nude, as was common in old sculpture." In Latin, "nude" is nudus.
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