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clothesless

clothesless

1 8.4
Not wearing any clothes
  • adjective
  • /ˈkloʊðsləs/
  • NSFW
: desnudo
  • During the heatwave, he enjoyed lounging in his backyard, completely clothesless.

Examples

  • I saw the older guy, clothesless, lying on a blanket.

    Blog text (15)
  • Grace spends almost all of her time at home, clothesless.

    Fiction book (1996)
  • You're on your clothesless channel

  • Their clothesless bodies were found in a nearby ditch, each suffering from multiple stab wounds.

  • The artist painted a striking portrait of a clothesless figure basking in the sunlight.

  • On a dare, she ran around the house clothesless, laughing at her friends' reactions.

Synonyms

naked
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∞ 1.0

Not wearing any clothes on the body

is the neutral descriptive form for absence of clothing
nude
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161 3.7

Not wearing any clothes

is the general descriptive term rather than an idiom or slang
undressed
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32 1.9

A person who is not wearing any clothes

specifies total lack of clothing rather than partial removal
stark naked
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9 4.6

Completely without any clothes

is the plain description of no clothing without extra emphasis
in the buff
vsclothesless
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7 9.3

Not wearing any clothes

is the straightforward neutral expression instead of an idiom
unclothed
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4 3.7

Not wearing any clothes

is the neutral descriptor used across contexts, not an idiom
bare-ass
vsclothesless
  • Offensive
3 9.9

Completely without clothes

is the neutral term rather than a rude or sexual phrase
bare-assed
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  • Offensive
3 9.6

Completely without clothes with the bottom showing

is the neutral, non-vulgar way to say clothing is absent
without a stitch
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2 9.0

Not wearing any clothes

is the neutral phrase rather than a figurative colorful phrase
naked as a jaybird
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1 9.5

Having no clothes on

is the straightforward expression rather than a playful idiom
starkers
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1 9.9

A person who has no clothes on

is the neutral form rather than a regional informal term
in the raw
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1 8.8

A person who has no clothes on

is the plain description not tied to idiomatic speech
in the altogether
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1 9.9

A state of having no clothes on

is the literal neutral phrase rather than a figurative idiom
naked as the day you were born
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1 7.4

Completely without clothes like at birth

is the neutral literal phrase not relying on exaggeration
garmentless
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1 8.1

Not wearing any clothes

uses a broader common phrase instead of a specialized wording
unappareled
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9.9

Not wearing any clothes

uses the simpler everyday expression instead of a rarer term
unattired
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9.1

Not wearing any clothes

is the common neutral way to say clothing is missing
raimentless
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9.9

Not wearing any clothes, often appearing in poetry

is the neutral everyday expression rather than poetic wording
naked as the day one was born
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7.6

Completely without clothes, as when someone is born

is the basic neutral wording rather than an exaggerated idiom

Antonyms

765 1.0

Wearing special clothes for an occasion, for example a party

37 1.0

Wearing clothes to cover the body

How Clothed

dressed
765 1.0
half-clothed
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1 4.6
scantily clad
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11 6.5
clothesless
  • NSFW
1 8.4

Surface Forms

clothesless positive

Morphology

clothesless = clothes (transparent) = clothes + less

The adjective is a straightforward formation meaning 'without clothes'.

Etymology

The word clothesless comes from clothes ('clothing') and the ending -less ('without'), so it simply means 'without clothes'.