nakedly
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6.4
- adverb
- /ˈneɪkɪdli/
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abiertamente
- I write historical fiction, so I don't have to answer to this, but I wonder, for someone who writes so nakedly about family, how autobiographical is this portrait?
OK, So let me ask a sort of nakedly gross question.
- OK, So let me ask a sort of nakedly gross question.
- Weak case being brought for nakedly political purposes.
- And then you watch the content that they produce and the way they question people and you go, this is so openly, nakedly biased.
Examples
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Flash forward to 2012, and all we've seen from the man who promised us hope, change, and a new kind of politics is a nakedly cynical divide-and-conquer crusade that has only gotten worse in its closing days.
Blog text (29) -
To go to them openly, nakedly, and say these are our dreams, these are our fears.
Fiction book (1997) -
We'll never see each other as clearly and as nakedly as we do in this moment.
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And, you know, it's, it seems pretty nakedly fake.
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Weak case being brought for nakedly political purposes.
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Of course, these themes are never stated nakedly in the book.
Fiction book (2002) -
Her fear is so palpable; she is so nakedly vulnerable it breaks his heart.
Fiction book (1995) -
We can't look, nakedly and unreservedly, to each other for help.
Fiction book (1998) -
And then I realized that if I actually admitted and confessed the secret tenderness of my soul in my writing, he would understand nakedly who I was.
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Her fear is so palpable; she is so nakedly vulnerable that it breaks his heart.
Synonyms
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2.7
Easily seen because it is not hidden
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4.9
In a way that shows the person is not embarrassed
Completely without clothes
Openly and without shame
How Exposed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nakedly also keeps the idea of being 'uncovered' but not about the body. It means to show or admit something plainly, leaving someone exposed or unprotected.