uncovered
17
1.9
- adjective
- /ʌnˈkʌvərd/
- NSFW
- The child's arms were uncovered in the chilly breeze, making her shiver.
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- If I end up with the wrong parody here, it looks like I want too much, you know, here it's a little ugly, got a little bit of uncovered portion of the triangle.
- Vase in height are uncovered in the self.
Examples
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She walked barefoot on the grass, her uncovered toes feeling the cool earth beneath them.
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In the hot summer sun, he preferred to keep his head uncovered instead of wearing a hat.
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I would take the painting to them uncovered so I can ride on the train with my art just to see whether anybody cared.
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You know, if these people are uncovered or unmasked doing their work, they die pretty terrible deaths and they take huge risks.
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And of course, the white swan Echinacea, now that it's uncovered from the elderberry, should start looking a little bit better and filling in.
Synonyms
301
2.2
Not covered or protected, showing the plain surface
161
3.7
Not wearing any clothes
32
1.9
A person who is not wearing any clothes
21
1.0
Not covered and showing the surface underneath
14
1.8
Not covered by clothes and showing skin
9
4.6
Completely without any clothes
4
3.7
Not wearing any clothes
3
9.9
Completely without clothes
3
9.6
Completely without clothes with the bottom showing
1
8.8
A person who has no clothes on
1
7.5
Not wearing any clothes
1
8.1
Not covered with cloth or curtains, so visible and open
1
9.9
Not wearing any clothes
Not wearing any clothes
Antonyms
How Exposed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uncovered is made of the prefix un- meaning 'not' and the word cover meaning 'to hide or protect'. So, to be uncovered is to be 'not covered', like when you lift a blanket and something becomes bare or exposed.