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bare

[bair] / bɛər /






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"Once a snow roller is formed, the wind gets it to roll, collecting snow as it moves, in some cases even creating tracks of bare ground," she said.

From BBC

She stops next to a patch of bare dirt where once a long kitchen table had hosted countless Thanksgiving dinners.

From The Wall Street Journal

Liverpool extended their unbeaten run to nine games, but yet again their problems were laid bare.

From BBC

It was a decent home at first, close enough to her job downtown and with all the bare necessities for daily living.

From BBC

However, she noted that just a week and a half ago, the survey site was bare ground — a marker of how quickly conditions can change in California.

From Los Angeles Times