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stripped

adjective as in unclad

Strongest match

Weak matches

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Revived on TikTok decades later and stripped of comedic context, mimicking Timmy has again become a way to mock disabled people.

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The film builds to Jay, stripped of much of his artifice and trappings, finally receiving his award, which includes a tribute reel.

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The outflow was strong enough that any nearby planet in its path would likely have its atmosphere stripped away.

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But months after he abandoned his French citizenship, the courts stripped him of Centrafrican passport in mid-October, prompting Dologuele to file a complaint to the United Nations human rights office on Wednesday.

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Davidson said the U.S. reaction to revelations from the Epstein files has paled in comparison to moves made in the United Kingdom, where the former Prince Andrew was stripped of his royal titles.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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