unrobed
Shed one's garments
Unrobed means having removed one's robe or clothing, or been stripped of it.
The word appears in formal or literary contexts: The judge unrobed after court adjourned.
It can suggest ceremonial undressing or simply getting undressed: She unrobed and stepped into the bath.
Wearing no garments
- nudeUnclothed state
- strippedHad coverings removed
- unclothedLacking any garments
- bareLacking any covering
undressed · au naturel · birthday suit · buff · starkers · skinny-dipping · naturism · in the raw
Without means to resist
- unprotectedWithout safeguard or shield
- exposedOut in open
- vulnerableOpen to attack
- unguardedWithout protection or caution
unshielded · open · susceptible · helpless · fragile · sensitive · at-risk · undefended
Revealed after concealment
- unmaskedHad covering removed
- revealedMade visible or known
- disclosedMade previously hidden known
- exposedOut in open
uncovered · truth revealed · confession · transparency · laid open · unhidden · brought to light · unvarnished
Freedom from observation
- closenessState of proximity
- sensualityPursuit of physical pleasure
- vulnerabilityOpenness to harm
- trustConfidence in another
tenderness · embrace · skin-to-skin · boudoir · bedroom · passion · romantic · lovers
Relating to formal rites
- liturgicalOf public worship rites
- priestlyOf ordained clergy
- preparationArranging things in advance
- bathing ritualFormal washing practice
purification · initiation · sacred · temple · mikveh
naked
Wearing no garments
bare · undressed · au naturel · birthday suit · buff · starkers · skinny-dipping · naturism · in the raw · undraped
defenseless
Without means to resist
- unprotectedWithout safeguard or shield
- exposedOut in open
- vulnerableOpen to attack
unguarded · unshielded · open · susceptible · helpless · fragile · sensitive · at-risk · undefended · assailable
unveiled
Revealed after concealment
exposed · uncovered · truth revealed · confession · transparency · laid open · unhidden · brought to light · unvarnished · candid
privacy
Freedom from observation
- closenessState of proximity
- sensualityPursuit of physical pleasure
- vulnerabilityOpenness to harm
trust · tenderness · embrace · skin-to-skin · boudoir · bedroom · passion · romantic · lovers · undressing
ceremonial
Relating to formal rites
- liturgicalOf public worship rites
- priestlyOf ordained clergy
- preparationArranging things in advance
bathing ritual · purification · initiation · sacred · temple · mikveh