⚪ Basic only 🩲 Without clothes 🏚️ Left empty

stripped

4.0

Left empty with no furniture or other things

adjective
/strɪpt/

: despojado

So yeah, this house literally went through foreclosure, was stripped, and it's technically mine.

I'll wipe this off again and it leaves the skin really soft and smooth but like not stripped.

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Examples

The abandoned building stood stripped of its windows and doors, leaving only the bare walls behind.
Yet stripped of cavalry support they were left vulnerable.
Those people are living lives that have been stripped of a great deal of the stuff of life.
Let me tell you anyway, we are stripped bare here.
After the storm, the tree was stripped of its leaves, looking bare against the grey sky.
The artist's work was stripped down to its essential elements, focusing solely on color and form.

Synonyms

bare

vsstripped

217 2.2

Not covered or protected, showing the plain surface

is about removing contents or extras, not only exposure

stripped-down

vsstripped

3 4.8

Has only the basic parts and no extra features

leaves the whole thing emptied rather than just simplified

abridged

vsstripped

1 4.2

Shortened text that keeps the main ideas and events

applies to any object emptied of contents, not only shortened texts

Antonyms

filled

1.0

Time that has many activities or events

occupied

2.4

A seat or place that someone is using

Compounds

stripped-down

3 4.8

Has only the basic parts and no extra features

How Empty

empty

∞ 1.0

stripped

4.0

unemptied

3.8

Surface Forms

stripped positive

Morphology

stripped = strip (transparent) = strip + ed

The adjective is the past participle of 'strip' used adjectivally to indicate that extraneous contents have been removed.

Etymology

Stripped comes from the verb strip, meaning 'to remove a cover or contents'. So a stripped room or object has had everything removed and is left bare.