clad

Not at all bare

Clad means clothed or covered, typically used with a modifier describing the covering: armor-clad knights, ivy-clad walls, scantily clad.

The word is the past participle of an archaic verb clothe.

In technical contexts, cladding is a protective outer layer bonded to another material: steel-clad, copper-clad wire.

attire

dressed

Wearing garments

costumed · outfitted · attired · suited · gowned · uniformed · bedecked · adorned · draped · wrapped

plating

galvanized

Stimulated into sudden activity

laminated · bonded · surfaced · layered · encased · jacketed · veneered · overlaid · gilded · silver-plated

armor

armored

Protected by metal covering

helmet · gauntlet · cuirass · greaves · brigandine · hauberk · vambrace · pauldron · breastplate · gorget

architecture

facade

Deceptive outward appearance

veneer · envelope · sheathing · facing

Categories
Opposites
bodily covering

cladnaked

Wearing no garments

nude · bare · unclothed · unclad · undressed

Phrases
Family

cladding, unclad, reclad

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G