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peeled

ADJECTIVE
bare
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bald exposed naked uncovered
STRONG
denuded disrobed divested stripped unclad unclothed undressed
WEAK
bareskinned in one's birthday suit nude shorn unrobed
Antonyms
STRONG
clothed covered robed
WEAK
adorned
ADJECTIVE
exposed
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bare defined disclosed discovered naked resolved solved uncovered unprotected
STRONG
bared caught clear debunked denuded divulged exhibited manifest open revealed shown stripped unmasked unsealed unveiled
WEAK
apparent brought to light dug up evident for show found out laid bare made manifest on display on view on-the-spot unconcealed unhidden unsheltered visible
Antonyms
STRONGEST
clothed hidden
STRONG
ambiguous blocked closed concealed obscure unclear vague
WEAK
guarded private protected safe secret sheltered shielded
ADJECTIVE
naked
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bare defenseless exposed helpless nude
WEAK
au naturel bald bare-skinned bared barren denuded disrobed divested in dishabille in one's birthday suit in the altogether in the buff in the raw leafless natural open stark naked stripped unclad unclothed unconcealed uncovered undraped undressed unprotected unveiled vulnerable without a stitch
Antonyms
STRONGEST
clothed covered
ADJECTIVE
nude
Synonyms
STRONGEST
naked
STRONG
dishabille in the buff raw skin
WEAK
au naturel bald bare bare-skinned buck naked disrobed exposed garmentless in one's birthday suit in one's skin in the altogether stark stark naked stripped unattired unclad unclothed uncovered undraped undressed wearing only a smile without a stitch
Antonyms
WEAK
clothed covered
ADJECTIVE
open
Synonyms
STRONGEST
accessible clear free susceptible wide
STRONG
agape bare cleared disclosed emptied expanded exposed extended gaping patent removed rent revealed rolling stripped unbarred unblocked unbolted unburdened uncluttered uncovered unfolded unfurled unlocked unplugged unsealed vacated yawning
WEAK
airy ajar dehiscent expansive extensive made passable naked navigable passable patulous ringent spacious spread-out unimpeded unobstructed unshut unstopped
Antonyms
STRONGEST
hindered limited restricted
STRONG
concealed
WEAK
ambiguous blocked certain closed deceitful deceptive decided definite dishonest fastened inaccessible locked lying obstructed shifty shut subjective sure unavailable unclear vague
ADJECTIVE
raw
Synonyms
STRONG
cut nude open sensitive sore wounded
WEAK
abraded au naturel blistered bruised chafed dressed galled grazed pared scraped scratched skinned
Antonyms
WEAK
healed healthy
ADJECTIVE
starkers
Synonyms
WEAK
au naturel bald bare bare-skinned buck naked dishabille disrobed exposed garmentless in one's birthday suit in one's skin in the altogether in the raw naked naked as a jaybird stark stark naked stripped unattired unclad unclothed uncovered undraped undressed wearing only a smile without a stitch
ADJECTIVE
stripped
Synonyms
STRONGEST
deprived
STRONG
bare denuded exposed undressed
WEAK
naked nude
ADJECTIVE
unclad
Synonyms
STRONG
bare disrobed exposed nude stripped unclothed uncovered undraped undressed
WEAK
au naturel bald bare-skinned buck naked dishabille garmentless in one's birthday suit in one's skin in the altogether in the raw naked naked as a jaybird stark naked starkers unattired wearing only a smile without a stitch
Antonyms
STRONGEST
dressed
STRONG
clad robed

Example Sentences

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Peeled and deveined shrimp cost a bit more and may not be quite as intact, but save you time.

From Seattle Times • Apr. 28, 2024

Peeled and eaten with a bit of salt, few things can compete.

From Washington Post • Jan. 6, 2017

Eyes Peeled Yoga in Bethesda, MD received the country's first official meditation license last year.

From The Verge • Aug. 18, 2014

We had been sending Peeled Snacks to the cast and writers of Saturday Night Live for a couple of seasons through a connection with one of our investors.

From Inc • Dec. 8, 2011

Peeled to a shining mauve, the mighty stalk shot up to swaying, dull green branches.

From The Higher Court by Daggett, Mary Stewart