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unclad

UK
/ʌnˈklæd/
US
/ʌnˈklæd/

Translations

uncladadjective
more unclad
Comp.
most unclad
Super.
UK
/ʌnˈklæd/
US
/ʌnˈklæd/
The statue depicted an unclad figure, capturing the essence of human form.
La statue représentait une figure nue, capturant l'essence de la forme humaine.
Additional translations
dénudéSurtout pour une surface, une structure ou un support sans revêtement.
Synonyms
exposed
naked
uncovered
undraped
bare
Antonyms
clad
unclotheverb

unclad

Past Simple

unclothed
Past Simple
unclothed
Past Participle
unclothing
Gerund
UK
/ʌnˈkləʊð/
US
/ʌnˈkloʊð/
The nurse had to unclothe the patient to examine the injury.
L’infirmière a dû déshabiller le patient pour examiner la blessure.
mettre à nuSens figuré : rendre visible ce qui était caché.
The investigation aimed to unclothe the corruption hidden within the organization.
L’enquête visait à mettre à nu la corruption cachée au sein de l’organisation.
Additional translations
dévoilerSens figuré : faire apparaître, révéler.
dévêtirSoutenu, plus littéraire que « déshabiller ».
Synonyms
undress
disrobe
strip
expose
bare
Antonyms
clothe
dress

Definitions

uncladadjective
Not wearing any clothes; naked.
The statue depicted an unclad figure, capturing the essence of human form.
Lacking a covering or outer layer.
The unclad walls of the building revealed the raw concrete beneath.
unclotheverb
To remove clothes from; to strip.
The nurse had to unclothe the patient to examine the injury.
To strip of what conceals or covers; to lay bare or expose (something) figuratively.
The investigation aimed to unclothe the corruption hidden within the organization.
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