disrobe

verb

dis·robe | \(ˌ)dis-ˈrōb

Definition of disrobe

intransitive verb

: to take off one's clothing

transitive verb

: to strip of clothing or covering

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Synonyms & Antonyms for disrobe

Synonyms

strip, unclothe, undress

Antonyms

dress, gown, robe

Examples of disrobe in a Sentence

She disrobed and stepped into the bathtub. the doctor instructed the patient to disrobe himself before the examination

Recent Examples on the Web

Launching the Jeff Goldblum Dress up Magnet set that lets you mix, match and, uh, disrobe the great man himself. — Ingrid Schmidt, The Hollywood Reporter, "Style Notes: Isabella Rossellini on Returning to Lancome; Hood By Air Designer Teams with Longchamp," 17 Apr. 2018 In the video, DiSabato said Strauss knew that many of the athletes were small-town kids who weren’t likely to protest if the doctor told them to disrobe, for fear of losing their scholarships. — NBC News, "Powerful GOP Rep. Jim Jordan accused of turning blind eye to sexual abuse as Ohio State wrestling coach," 3 July 2018 Getchius was charged with lewdness, disrobing in public and other offenses. — Fox News, "Woman accused of having sex at church pleads not guilty," 12 June 2018 But once in his basement, Greitens taped her hands to pull-up rings, blindfolded her, and started kissing and disrobing her without her consent, according to her testimony. — The Washington Post, OregonLive.com, "America has a massive truck driver shortage. Here's why few want an $80,000 job.," 29 May 2018 More than two dozen people in the audience joined Chai in disrobing Saturday, the Daily Sun student newspaper reported. — Alex Sundby, CBS News, "Cornell student strips down to her underwear while presenting thesis," 11 May 2018 And, especially pertinent to showbiz, forcing women to disrobe and appear naked at an audition without prior warning. — Cara Kelly, USA TODAY, "How common is sexual misconduct in Hollywood?," 20 Feb. 2018 Where will Ashley disrobe next? Is Happy sometimes sad? — Harrison S. Key, Town & Country, "A Savannah local weighs in on what the show gets right—and what it gets wrong—about life in Georgia's moneyed coastal city.," 9 May 2017 But recently, many physicians have taken to Twitter using the #MeTooMedicine tag, sharing anecdotes and linking to blogs that chronicle powerful male doctors harassing them or disrobing at professional conferences. — Christina Jewett, chicagotribune.com, "The #MeToo movement hits the medical field," 25 Mar. 2018

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