nude
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adj \ˈnüd, ˈnyüd\nud·ernud·est
Definition of NUDE
1
: lacking something essential especially to legal validity <a nude contract>
2
a : devoid of a natural or conventional covering; especially : not covered by clothing or a drape b (1) : of the color of a white person's flesh (2) : giving the appearance of nudity <a nude dress> c : featuring nudes <a nude movie> d : frequented by naked people <a nude beach>
— nude adverb
— nude·ly adverb
— nude·ness noun
— nu·di·ty \ˈnü-də-tē, ˈnyü-\ noun
Examples of NUDE
- The artists sketched the nude model.
- <Picasso's paintings of nude art models.>
Origin of NUDE
Latin nudus naked — more at naked
First Known Use: 1531
Related to NUDE
Synonyms: au naturel, bare, bottomless, disrobed, mother-naked, naked, raw, starkers [chiefly British], stripped, unclad, unclothed, undressed
Near Antonyms: covered, veiled; arrayed, caparisoned, decked (out), rigged (out), tricked (out); vested; decent
See Synonym Discussion at bare
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