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raimentless

raimentless

9.9
Not wearing any clothes, often appearing in poetry
  • adjective
  • /ˈreɪməntləs/
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  • Why was he found raimentless in the forest?

Examples

  • In myth and legend, gods sometimes walk the earth raimentless among mortals.

  • The statue stood raimentless in the moonlight, exposed to every eye.

  • After the storm, the trees appeared almost raimentless, stripped bare of their leaves.

  • The raimentless figure stood in the moonlight.

  • In myth and legend, gods sometimes walk the earth raimentless among mortals.

  • The statue stood raimentless in the moonlight, exposed to every eye.

  • After the storm, the trees appeared almost raimentless, stripped bare of their leaves.

Synonyms

nude
vsraimentless
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89 3.7

Not wearing any clothes

leans more toward literary or poetic expression than neutral use
naked
vsraimentless
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38 1.0

Not covered and showing the surface underneath

carries a more poetic or literary register than common usage
stark naked
vsraimentless
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7 4.6

Completely without any clothes

is more literary and less forceful in everyday tone
unclothed
vsraimentless
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4 3.7

Not wearing any clothes

uses a more literary or poetic tone for the same idea
bare-ass
vsraimentless
  • Offensive
2 9.9

Completely without clothes

chooses poetic phrasing instead of crude or slang expressions
bare-assed
vsraimentless
  • Offensive
2 9.6

Completely without clothes with the bottom showing

is literary in tone rather than coarse or slangy
without a stitch
vsraimentless
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2 9.0

Not wearing any clothes

keeps a poetic register rather than colloquial vivid phrasing
garmentless
vsraimentless
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8.1

Not wearing any clothes

is literary and poetic rather than everyday language
unappareled
vsraimentless
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9.9

Not wearing any clothes

is expressed in a more literary and poetic style
clothesless
vsraimentless
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8.4

Not wearing any clothes

uses elevated, poetic wording instead of ordinary speech
unattired
vsraimentless
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9.1

Not wearing any clothes

chooses a poetic expression rather than plain removal language
starkers
vsraimentless
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9.9

A person who has no clothes on

is more literary and not specific to informal British speech
in the raw
vsraimentless
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8.8

A person who has no clothes on

uses a poetic tone rather than casual informal speech

Antonyms

1 1.0

Wearing clothes to cover the body

How Clothed

well-dressed
29 2.4
clothed
1 1.0
half-clothed
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1 4.6
undressed
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1.9
raimentless
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9.9

Surface Forms

raimentless positive

Morphology

raimentless = raiment (semi-transparent) = raiment + less

Suffixation is regular but the base is archaic/rare, reducing predictability for learners.

Etymology

Raimentless comes from raiment ('clothing') and the ending -less ('without'), so it literally means 'without clothing'. It is often used in old or poetic writing to show someone or something 'stripped bare' or fully exposed.