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unclothe

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Unclothe (verb) means to remove someone's clothes, leaving them bare.

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To remove someone's clothes, leaving them bare.
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Etymology

Comes from Middle English unclothen, made up of un- plus clothe.

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What is the meaning of unclothe?
"unclothe" (verb) means to remove someone's clothes, leaving them bare.
What is another word for unclothe?
Other words for "unclothe" include disrobe, uncase, undress, strip, discase, peel.
What is the opposite of unclothe?
Opposites of "unclothe" include dress, robe.

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