undraped

8.1

Not covered with cloth or curtains, so visible and open

adjective
/ʌnˈdreɪpt/

: descubierto

The undraped figure in the painting drew attention for its raw and natural beauty.
undraped body

Examples

Maybe if you address the United Nations—" RAH rippled the wheat-colored fur covering his undraped body.

Fiction book (2001)
But glimpsing the rest of her stunning undraped body was maddening.

Fiction book (2001)
In my experience, people only go to these films to observe the undraped form of the native girls.

King Kong (2005)
Perplexed, she shifted her eyes to the barnyard visible through the undraped window.

Fiction book (2000)
The statue stood undraped in the center of the gallery, showcasing its exquisite details and artistry.
In the sculpture garden, the undraped artworks highlight the beauty of the human form.

Synonyms

uncovered

vsundraped

NSFW

1.9

Not wearing clothes on a part of the body

is used more for statues or absence of fabric than just clothing

exposed

vsundraped

1.8

Not covered by clothes and showing skin

is used especially for statues and art, focusing on missing drapes or fabric

Antonyms

covered

1 1.0

Having something on top or around it

draped

3.3

Covered with cloth that hangs in loose folds, like curtains or a gown

How Exposed

naked

NSFW

982 1.0

bare

217 2.2

undraped

8.1

covered

1 1.0

draped

3.3

Surface Forms

undraped positive

Morphology

undraped = draped (transparent) = un + drape + ed

Meaning is directly negation of 'draped' by productive prefix 'un-', so learners can infer 'not covered with drapes'.

Etymology

Undraped is made from un- meaning 'not' and drape, like the common word 'drapes' meaning 'to cover with cloth'. So undraped means 'not covered' and is used for something bare or open, like a statue without cloth or a window without curtains.