unrobe
Remove one's clothing
To unrobe is to remove clothing, especially ceremonial or formal garments.
The word carries a deliberate, unhurried quality—a priest unrobes after mass, a judge unrobes after court.
It can also mean to undress another person: He unrobed her slowly.
More formal and less clinical than undress.
Reveal something hidden
- uncoverReveal what's hidden
- exposeMake known publicly
- revealMake something visible
- disclosureAct of revealing information
manifest · bare · lay bare · unmask · strip away · vulnerability · openness · transparency
Unclothed condition
unclothed · bare · stripped · unclad · topless · exposure · au naturel · naturism
Freedom from observation
- closenessState of proximity
- sensualityPursuit of physical pleasure
- passionIntense emotional drive
- vulnerabilityOpenness to harm
tenderness · bedroom · boudoir · seduction · romantic · embrace · revealing · trust
strip
Narrow elongated piece
remove · divest · bare · unclothe · shuck · unbutton · unzip · untie · unfasten · loosen
unveil
Reveal something hidden
disclosure · manifest · bare · lay bare · unmask · strip away · vulnerability · openness · transparency · truth
nakedness
Unclothed condition
nude · unclothed · bare · stripped · unclad · topless · exposure · au naturel · naturism · buff
privacy
Freedom from observation
- closenessState of proximity
- sensualityPursuit of physical pleasure
- passionIntense emotional drive
vulnerability · tenderness · bedroom · boudoir · seduction · romantic · embrace · revealing · trust · anticipation
vestments
Ceremonial religious attire
- clergyOrdained religious officials collectively
- bishopDiocesan clergy head
- vestmentCeremonial religious garment
cassock · alb · surplice · sacristy · liturgical · ecclesiastical · priestly · canonical · mitre · defrocking